It will still be open, drop it from higher. Many new owners have the same issue. Raise the bonnet to the point you think it is too high, then raise it higher and let it drop.
Haha. I had exactly the same thing as I drove it away from the dealer. Before driving off I did the obligatory bonnet lift and admire the engine. Of course being a new car didn’t slam the bonnet down and shut it fully. Dealer didn’t know enough about it to spot the open bonnet. Once we figured it out - about 5 minutes - I left for home much happier having a closed bonnet and no alarm coming!!!
Thanks for the help. 
Enjoy the new ride!Amen on the doors, too. Cringe every time I close them as feel am SLAMMING. A guy at the gas station in a pretty Range Rover was checking out my Grenadier and when I closed the door, I could see his eyes go wide!Along with the bonnet, when you shut the doors they need a good swing too to show closed. Everything is pretty substantial.
Truck won't lock with a door showing ajar just like other vehicles.
Yes, but the doors should soon latch with little force. I had to adjust my driver door to get it "Porsche perfect", which is how it should be on everyone's vehicle.
I ordered the soft close option.....LOL! Funny as even the old Land Rover Defenders require heave handed closing.Along with the bonnet, when you shut the doors they need a good swing too to show closed. Everything is pretty substantial.
Yes they do loosen off just a bit. And you soon get used to applying just the right amount of force to close them without overcooking it
