With no plant downtime , product shortages , etc your probably looking at sept /oct .
That's just on the online tracker, for you.New member and browsing to see what delivery times look like. Not to add to the confusion, but my Touring L Hybrid went into scheduling the day after the order was confirmed. Ordered with S Package and Family Theater Group (without this, they delete the sensors and 360 cameras on the Touring L)
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Here is what they sent me this morning. This would be built and shipped in under a month, but I do see the "**" next to the estimated ship date. I wonder if the part shortages are limited to the higher trim components.That's just on the online tracker, for you.
So what did your sales person say it shows in their system for a estimated delivery date? If it's already scheduled, it should show some time frame/delivery estimate on their screen
That is crazy... Do they just put all orders in a hat and draw at random?Sharing my timeline for reference.
6/10 - Ordered Pacifica Hybrid Limited, "S", F Blue and Uconnect
6/16 - VIN/Scheduled on chrysler order tracking site
6/20 - Dealer system shows DI Status and Estimated ship date of 8/3.
7/13 - Dealer system shows estimated ship date changed to 8/5.
7/29 - Dealer system shows estimated ship date changed to 8/6.Sharing my timeline for reference.
6/10 - Ordered Pacifica Hybrid Limited, "S", F Blue and Uconnect
6/16 - VIN/Scheduled on chrysler order tracking site
6/20 - Dealer system shows DI Status and Estimated ship date of 8/3.
7/13 - Dealer system shows estimated ship date changed to 8/5.
It is strange. I'm wondering if has to do with dealer allocation or volume. The dealer I ordered from focuses on Jeeps and doesn't order any Chrysler inventory for their lot.That is crazy... Do they just put all orders in a hat and draw at random?
I did notice that there is a bunch of Touring L trims coming to my metro area all at once, so you could be on to something. Its that or they don't have all the parts yet to build Pinnacles to satisfy all the orders.Maybe with the lower volume trim lines they wait for enough orders to accumulate to have a higher productivity run of then all on the line, vs assembly of smaller batches more frequently.