I think, to answer your question, yes. I should have commented on the table. What it's showing is that:
- 29% of 175 Day 1 reservationists (?) have received a VIN or received their AWD or Performance car
- Only 5.3% of 247 people who reserved in 2016 but after Day 1 have received a VIN (or car)
- 1 of 139 people who reserved in 2018 received a VIN / car
- And none of 99 people who reserved in 2017 have received a VIN / car yet (divide by zero)
- There are 9 (not shown) who didn't provide a Reservation Date, but none of those have received a VIN / car
Hope this helps.
It does, thanks! I've only briefly used google sheets. It's been so long since I've used Excel, I am a Linux guy so I use LibreOffice. However, I am impressed with the graphs and charts you, Troy, and CJ have produced.
The biggest bubble, by far is reservations in March 31->Apr 10th or so. After that it drops precipitously. Once all those orders have have been fulfilled the sheets, even with a 2% response rate, will, IMHO, yield more reliable/sustainable results. Freemont will have hit a sustainable run rate, which, to my knowledge, they still don't have and the next bubble will be opening the SR floodgates but, by then, they'll likely be chugging along at 6500->7000 per month.
On your bullet #2, I suspect over the next week to 10 days, that'll dramatically change, which will end, until SR, the reserve to VIN perturbation. But yeah J, that's good work!
Question: There seems to be several data sources, Which one do you use? I just, yesterday, I believe, add my info to Troy's. It's been on CJ's for a month or more. I suspect few people will go through the effort to cross post, adding to sampling differences.