F Type Coupe Ordered 6-6-2014
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F Type Coupe Ordered 6-6-2014
So excited I just had to share my good news!
Specs:
Base Coupe
Premium Pkg
Vision Pkg
Climate Pkg
Active Sports Exhaust
Interior Black Pack
Performance seats w/ leather upgrade
Power Lift Gate
HD/Sat Radio
Configurable Ambient Lighting
Panoramic Roof
Stratus Gray - Cirrus w/ Jet Stitching Interior - Stone Gray Headliner
20" Tornado Wheels
Specs:
Base Coupe
Premium Pkg
Vision Pkg
Climate Pkg
Active Sports Exhaust
Interior Black Pack
Performance seats w/ leather upgrade
Power Lift Gate
HD/Sat Radio
Configurable Ambient Lighting
Panoramic Roof
Stratus Gray - Cirrus w/ Jet Stitching Interior - Stone Gray Headliner
20" Tornado Wheels
Congrats!
When do you take delivery? I think for Alabama the car will come in through the port of brunswick.
You could probably go pick it up in person and drive it home. That would be a great experience.
When do you take delivery? I think for Alabama the car will come in through the port of brunswick.
You could probably go pick it up in person and drive it home. That would be a great experience.
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90 days is the timeframe.
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It has commit date, expected and actual build date, last change date, expected delivery date, etc.
Mine was scheduled to build 2 weeks from order, finished in another 2 weeks, then 5 weeks for transportation to California.
About 70 days total. I got an early build date because I got a dealer who already had an order they were able to modify.
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Thanks. He did email me the Configured Vehicle Specification Sheet. It gives me (in great detail) everything I ordered, the order number & date but not expected build date or expected delivery date.
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There's also an Order sheet (different from the Spec sheet) that shows the estimated delivery date. The order sheet eventually gets updated when an actual VIN number is assigned, and the same system shows when the factory build is complete, when its put on the boat... My salesman sent me an update when mine shipped, and it updated the ETA for delivery to June 27. Thats about 95 days from when the order was input into the system.
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Some possibilities:
1. He may be referring to not having a build slot available yet. If this is the case, then there will be no planned build date or estimated delivery date on the order sheet and unfortunately it means you are at the back of the queue and it may take a long while. This is unlikely though.
2. He may not know how to print the order sheet, or not know how to print and scan it for you. That's just laziness
3. (more likely) He doesn't have access to the order system and doesn't want to ask his boss. Not all sales reps have access to the system (for example, mine has to ask her boss to print for her). If you really want the order sheet you might be able to get in touch with his manager and have them print the sheet.
I would recommend getting the sheet, partly because it's interesting car ****, but also because dealers do make mistakes and the sheet shows in great detail what you've ordered.
Also, it's a "living document" so it will be updated as the car goes through the build line. For example, my final production order sheet looks slightly different from the initial sheet, because Jaguar changed the names of some of its parts. It records the actual production and ship dates, so if you need to refer to these later on (e.g. for recalls or whatever) it's sometimes useful to have the production dates as well as your VIN.
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Congrats! The ETA on mine was 6/21 the day the order was submitted. Sometime after the VIN was assigned (which we didn't check for that update until the 2nd month), the eta was revised to 6/27. It will float around a bit for everyone I'm sure.
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Once you have a VIN number and its put on a ship for delivery, put your VIN number in the "Cargo ID" box and hit Track.
https://att.2wglobal.com/gstattweb/o...uickSearchPage
And if you're really antsy, take the Vessel's IMO number from the first page and search for it here, so you can see where the vessel is on a map
VesselFinder : Free AIS Ship Tracking of Marine Traffic
(Downside is the vessel will only show on these sites if its within radio range of the coast. Some sites will show you satellite position anywhere for a price). My Cargo hauler just reached radio range of the Eastern seaboard today! (Not that I'm overly antsy for its arrival or anything
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Sounds like certifiable bulls**t to me. I think (but I might be wrong) the order sheet is available from the same Jaguar Land Rover Vista system they use to input the order in the first place.
Some possibilities:
1. He may be referring to not having a build slot available yet. If this is the case, then there will be no planned build date or estimated delivery date on the order sheet and unfortunately it means you are at the back of the queue and it may take a long while. This is unlikely though.
2. He may not know how to print the order sheet, or not know how to print and scan it for you. That's just laziness
3. (more likely) He doesn't have access to the order system and doesn't want to ask his boss. Not all sales reps have access to the system (for example, mine has to ask her boss to print for her). If you really want the order sheet you might be able to get in touch with his manager and have them print the sheet.
I would recommend getting the sheet, partly because it's interesting car ****, but also because dealers do make mistakes and the sheet shows in great detail what you've ordered.
Also, it's a "living document" so it will be updated as the car goes through the build line. For example, my final production order sheet looks slightly different from the initial sheet, because Jaguar changed the names of some of its parts. It records the actual production and ship dates, so if you need to refer to these later on (e.g. for recalls or whatever) it's sometimes useful to have the production dates as well as your VIN.
Some possibilities:
1. He may be referring to not having a build slot available yet. If this is the case, then there will be no planned build date or estimated delivery date on the order sheet and unfortunately it means you are at the back of the queue and it may take a long while. This is unlikely though.
2. He may not know how to print the order sheet, or not know how to print and scan it for you. That's just laziness
3. (more likely) He doesn't have access to the order system and doesn't want to ask his boss. Not all sales reps have access to the system (for example, mine has to ask her boss to print for her). If you really want the order sheet you might be able to get in touch with his manager and have them print the sheet.
I would recommend getting the sheet, partly because it's interesting car ****, but also because dealers do make mistakes and the sheet shows in great detail what you've ordered.
Also, it's a "living document" so it will be updated as the car goes through the build line. For example, my final production order sheet looks slightly different from the initial sheet, because Jaguar changed the names of some of its parts. It records the actual production and ship dates, so if you need to refer to these later on (e.g. for recalls or whatever) it's sometimes useful to have the production dates as well as your VIN.
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Speaking of ship dates, these sites are kinda fun as you sit impatiently waiting for the new toy to arrive:
Once you have a VIN number and its put on a ship for delivery, put your VIN number in the "Cargo ID" box and hit Track.
https://att.2wglobal.com/gstattweb/o...uickSearchPage
And if you're really antsy, take the Vessel's IMO number from the first page and search for it here, so you can see where the vessel is on a map
VesselFinder : Free AIS Ship Tracking of Marine Traffic
(Downside is the vessel will only show on these sites if its within radio range of the coast. Some sites will show you satellite position anywhere for a price). My Cargo hauler just reached radio range of the Eastern seaboard today! (Not that I'm overly antsy for its arrival or anything )
Once you have a VIN number and its put on a ship for delivery, put your VIN number in the "Cargo ID" box and hit Track.
https://att.2wglobal.com/gstattweb/o...uickSearchPage
And if you're really antsy, take the Vessel's IMO number from the first page and search for it here, so you can see where the vessel is on a map
VesselFinder : Free AIS Ship Tracking of Marine Traffic
(Downside is the vessel will only show on these sites if its within radio range of the coast. Some sites will show you satellite position anywhere for a price). My Cargo hauler just reached radio range of the Eastern seaboard today! (Not that I'm overly antsy for its arrival or anything
)