[Spiker]

Oh wow, some of those are bad, my sport hatch has some issues on the interior but the only noticeable panel gap is in-between my hood and the fenders.

Take it back to th dealer for sure!

Will be going next month for my oil change, hope they give a solution for it.

 

[Spiker]

Was this purchased new or used?

Purchased brand new from the dealership.

 

[Spiker]

I think the gap between the hood and fender is pretty normal for these cars unfortunately. The panel gaps and build quality is very reminiscent of the Fords I have owned in the past and that's not a good thing.

But the sedan is okay tho.

 

[Spiker]

Looks about the same as mine. Some around the hatch appear a bit bigger but that’s on every hatch I’ve seen, though your hood looks normal. You aren’t going to get Lexus/Mercedes quality gaps on a Honda that tops out around $30k, nothing on yours seems out of the ordinary.

The sedan is cheaper than the hatchback and it's gaps are made perfect you won't see anything, I have given more money to buy the sport touring as u did too. It's normal to expect better right, not worse.

 

[Spiker]

The hatchback is not a class above the sedan and won’t have better fit and finish, they are literally the same car. People need to have realistic expectations when buying economy cars

So what you mean to say is the sedan which is 10-15k cheaper has better fittings than the hatchback and I shouldn't expect the same for my hatchback touring?