After EIGHT trips to the dealer and some helpful intervention from PCNA, they finally got my rear quarter window to stop rattling, and the glovebox now only rattles slightly when hitting very rough/uneven pavement -- probably can't be controlled. As the weather has cooled here in SoCal, I've notice a few new ones. The dash seems to rattle when I hit bumps (Bot's dots) in the area of the instrument cluster. I think it's coming from the trim piece that sits below the cluster and enloses the steering column. Any suggestions here? Also, and this is a weird one, there's an occasional "chirping" sound from somewhere in the middle of the dash. I can't isolate that one. Given the stiffness of the car, I doubt that it can ever be completely sound free in all temps, so I'm probably not taking it back in to the dealer unless something more major happens. But, if anyone's got any guidance, I'd be most appreciative. Thanks.
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I would drive more and get PSE. Try listening to engine growl and not loose pieces of plastic. Once a year just bring a list of noises and let dealer fix it one shot.
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