Mach1E
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I posted this on another thread but it applies here as well if your car is built but waiting on a chip:Maybe there is more to the back end but as soon as the dealer confirmed my order, it said so on the reservation site. So I am fairly sure my dealer put it in correctly.
There are others on here that put an order in late Spring for a GT (with no reservation) and their cars have shipped. I agree I have had some "unluckiness" in this process. very frustrating that it has happened with both of my Mache's. Reservation order may be "a" priority but it is clearly not the top priority in this process.
I will survive but for now it is frustrating.
Your order is already delayed. Does it make more sense to delay every order (and stop production) or just put yours aside and install the chip when they have “extras?”
I would say they keep the production line going. Even though that means people in line behind you get their cars first.
Your car likely doesn’t need to go down the assembly line again. They just need someone to get and install a few missing parts.
The problem is likely they don’t have enough chips to both keep production going and install the missing parts on the cars already built.
So rather than shutting the factory down, they prioritize keeping it going vs delivering your car.
It’s most definitely NOT fair to you.
What would be more fair is to give YOU the “next complete car with your specs”
That goes down the assembly line.
But they can’t easily do that because they assign each person a VIN.
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