Delivery Scheduled, quick questions.

[FrankWhite]

So after 25 days I was finally able to find my VIN in the source code, later that day received a delivery text to schedule pickup and the earliest I could get was 2 weeks later on Jan 27th.

My question is and please bear with me I'm a frenchy Canadian lol., When in the shipping process do they start scheduling delivery? Is my M3 already in Montréal? Would it be possible to bump up the delivery a bit closer say the Friday before if the car is already here?

Question for Ontario residents dealing with Montreal.,

When I first contacted my delivery gal she told me since I'm in Ontario the vehicle had to be shipped to my home, but now from the looks of my appointment I have to go pick it up(which I don't mind). Anyone can clarify if an Ontarian can legally drive home with their car straight out the lot?

I'd contact them but the two times I tried getting info they seemed utterly lost and in a rush to hang up, no email we're replied in the last week either so I'm asking you guys!

Thanks!

 

[TydalForce]

VIN in source code happens around when they start assembling your car. I get the feeling it's assigned a little bit before assembly actually beings (And, in some cases, it's changed for people).
2 weeks is probably the time to assemble + assemble enough other vehicles for delivery to the same store + transit time + probably a buffer.

When I got my delivery date scheduled, it was originally Wednesday Dec 18th, but I got a call a few days before that it had arrived and I picked it up on the 14th. So you might get yours earlier too?

 

[FrankWhite]

you might get yours earlier too?

That's what I like to hear thanks for the information!

 

[rdcisneros3]

I emailed the delivery manager at my center (not my SA - I didn't have one) about a week before my delivery date and asked if there was a chance I could move my delivery up if the car arrived earlier. She found that it would be arriving 3 days before my date and was able to move me up by two days. Doesn't hurt to ask.