Got VIN number assigned on 08/29 and the delivery date keeps bumping up by 1 day.

[smoke304]

Got VIN number assigned on 08/29 and the delivery date keeps bumping up by 1 day since then and the estimated delivery date currently is from 9/12 - 9/16. I live in Tampa, Florida. Any idea if this is normal around here?

 

[Stirfry]

Has your SA reached to talk with you?

I had my scheduled pick up bumped a few days as the car had not arrived at the dealership, then another bump due to damage when it arrived.

So...kind of normal...maybe?

 

[Plug Me In]

There have apparently been delays with train transport. My delivery was scheduled for this past Saturday but then got cancelled, it's now on for Wednesday.

 

[fiehlsport]

Are Florida deliveries served by the railyard in NJ? Or is there another train that goes south from CA?

I've found it strange that people have gotten their cars in VA despite the delay while others just keep getting their EDD ranges bumped every 4 days.

 

[Plug Me In]

Are Florida deliveries served by the railyard in NJ? Or is there another train that goes south from CA?

I've found it strange that people have gotten their cars in VA despite the delay while others just keep getting their EDD ranges bumped every 4 days.

I think it is likely a more widespread slowdown as the two sides piss on each other with a strike looming.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1569400905002373126

U.S. freight railroads prepare for potential strike disruption

Major U.S. freight railroads said on Friday they were preparing for a possible strike and service disruption a week before a deadline in protracted labor talks.

www.reuters.com

 

[Mateo83]

The cars usually arrive at the lot before the delivery window.

 

[fiehlsport]

I think it is likely a more widespread slowdown as the two sides piss on each other with a strike looming.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1569400905002373126

U.S. freight railroads prepare for potential strike disruption

Major U.S. freight railroads said on Friday they were preparing for a possible strike and service disruption a week before a deadline in protracted labor talks.

www.reuters.com

Can this be deciphered as: They want to offload all of the freight currently on trains before the strike begins? I assume they can't just hold all of this hostage as a result of the strike, or there might be legal trouble? Edit: Reading more news, it seems like they're trying to get hazardous shipments (chemicals) off the rails first.

 

[smoke304]

Has your SA reached to talk with you?

I had my scheduled pick up bumped a few days as the car had not arrived at the dealership, then another bump due to damage when it arrived.

So...kind of normal...maybe?

No one reached out to me yet.

 

[smoke304]

Are Florida deliveries served by the railyard in NJ? Or is there another train that goes south from CA?

I've found it strange that people have gotten their cars in VA despite the delay while others just keep getting their EDD ranges bumped every 4 days.

Right?