New Stingray 5H with crooked neck/bridge. Fixable?

[BalaamsDonkey]

I bought a brand new 2020 Stingray 5H from a seemingly reputable dealer (thousands of high ratings). They were nice to communicate with and shipped fast.

It sounds great when I play on it, however, the g-string seems way too close to the edge of the fretboard (like more than Stingray's normally are). It gets worse the higher up the neck you go. It makes me think the bridge and/or neck are just not aligned properly. I can easily pull the string off the frets the higher up the neck I go. I'm attaching some images that aren't perfect, but give you an idea.

Please let me know if this is fixable, or if it's merely a dud that I need to return.

 

[BalaamsDonkey]

Here you can see how off the neck is - not centered on fretboard dots or the pickup magnets:

 

[KevinM]

It looks centered at the nut but drifts to the right as it gets closer to the bridge. If a side adjustment is possible for the bridge that would do it otherwise the bridge would have to be relocated.
I think I would start be contacting the dealer and see what they say about it. For what you paid for it you should expect the high quality MusicMan instruments are known for.

 

[tbonesullivan]

Was it shipped to you? Looks like the neck may have shifted in transit.

 

[Bert]

First, try shift the saddles back to the left.
On a used bass I would loosen the neck bolts carefully and give the neck a tweak.