Faulty vehicle.
Purchased the vehicle new, brought home then took back to dealership once part arrived to have tow hitch installed from them based on purchase agreement. Vehicle had a hard constant pull to the right, not a drift, a pull. Took vehicle back in and after assessment was told it was a faulty steering column. New column part was ordered and took significant time to arrive with no loaner vehicle was offered during the waiting period Same dealership replaced it with the new steering column and said issue was remedied. Vehicle steering wheel was then crooked and still had drift to the right. With every oil change I’ve had at the dealership (6) since purchasing the vehicle, I told them about the issue and they attempted to repair by alignment, recalibrating sensors etc. During most recent oil change I addressed the same issue of pulling to the right and uneven steering wheel. This time I was told the pulling was now due to uneven tire wear and tried to tell me I needed to purchase new tires and was responsible paying for alignment. We let them know the uneven tire wear was likely due to the initial faulty steering column. They agreed to do the alignment without charge and rotated one of the tires to a different location as a remedy. The vehicle is still pulling and is now pulling more so during acceleration and deceleration. Add ons such as sensors, steering assist etc have not worked properly due to the vehicle pull. When attempting to use lane centering and other convenience features (even on straight road with clear white lines) the steering wheel goes back and forth trying to align itself with the road like it’s fighting itself and need to be turned off as they have nearly pulled me into other vehicles multiple times.
Based on this experience I cannot in good faith recommend this vehicle.