Who should I believe?
#1
ERL today: "As of August 26, your car has shipped with an estimated delivery week of September 5"
Dealer call today: "Looks like your car should be here on September 15."
I didn't mention ERL to him as its a dealer-only number, but would my dealer have better information than the automated number? Any similar experiences? I know its only a week difference or so, but darn! :bang:
Dealer call today: "Looks like your car should be here on September 15."
I didn't mention ERL to him as its a dealer-only number, but would my dealer have better information than the automated number? Any similar experiences? I know its only a week difference or so, but darn! :bang:
#3
I wouldn't worry about it too much. My dealer said my car would show up 3 weeks after the build date. 3 days after the build date I showed up at the dealership. Why? because I saw my car sitting on the delivery truck in their parking lot.
#4
Originally posted by ClemJoe628@August 31, 2005, 9:57 AM
ERL today: "As of August 26, your car has shipped with an estimated delivery week of September 5"
Dealer call today: "Looks like your car should be here on September 15."
I didn't mention ERL to him as its a dealer-only number, but would my dealer have better information than the automated number? Any similar experiences? I know its only a week difference or so, but darn! :bang:
ERL today: "As of August 26, your car has shipped with an estimated delivery week of September 5"
Dealer call today: "Looks like your car should be here on September 15."
I didn't mention ERL to him as its a dealer-only number, but would my dealer have better information than the automated number? Any similar experiences? I know its only a week difference or so, but darn! :bang:
#6
Bullitt Member
I would guess that the delivery week that the Evil Robot Lady (ERL) describes is the vehicle's arrival at the local loading yard. A time delay would result from local truck shipping from the loading yard (i.e. the train drop-off site) to the dealership.
#8
Well now ERL told me my car is 'at the ramp'. I'm glad its "at the ramp", but I'd like it "at my house". Anyone have an ballpark idea on how long it takes from ramp to dealer? I'm starting to think that the 15th is a bunch of bull and maybe to call the dealer again...