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I feel you there. Two days my EDD window starts, we'll see what happens.
Hey, can you tell me if you used the DCU long auto loan form from their home page that ask about the down payment and stuff or the short form in the account offers that doesn’t really ask anything except for the amount you want to borrow when you got your instant approval? I figured I would go ahead and apply since my EDD starts in 6 days. I’ve waited long enough on the car that I don’t really want to wait on a loan decision too lol.
70 days since my OD
7 EDDs assigned
1 11-day EDD window
2 14-day EDD windows (currently on my 2nd)
3 days until the start of my latest 14-day EDD window
0 VINs assigned
The wait continues.
7 EDDs assigned
1 11-day EDD window
2 14-day EDD windows (currently on my 2nd)
3 days until the start of my latest 14-day EDD window
0 VINs assigned
The wait continues.
56 days and not one EDD change
I’m beginning to feel like I rather have multiple EDD changes as starring at the same day over and over has made me go crazy lol
I think when I see the date change, I’m going to throw a party
if you get your vin soon that means that my date in NorCal is right on. Picking up from fremont EDD is may 6 -May 20 same config.
Woohoo! VIN assigned, delivery 5/8-5/14!
Congrats but I think you took my car lol, I ordered a day before.
As a SW engineer I think the EDD is just a system that lives on top of the other system. It knows the order date and can make predictions when it's likely the car is going to get built / assigned. But there are a lot of variables that play into the reality of it, that the system doesn't know about.
Like pulling cars onto a delivery truck to maximize load to a certain destination, cancellations and supply chain issues.
That would very well work with the SA statement that the original date is the most accurate. There are a few freak cases where folks get their cars ahead of time, but might just be "there's now a red LR sitting here that could fit onto the truck that goes to XYZ so let's load it up and assign".
Like pulling cars onto a delivery truck to maximize load to a certain destination, cancellations and supply chain issues.
That would very well work with the SA statement that the original date is the most accurate. There are a few freak cases where folks get their cars ahead of time, but might just be "there's now a red LR sitting here that could fit onto the truck that goes to XYZ so let's load it up and assign".
Not That M3
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I used the short form from the offers page. I usually have pre-approvals from them so I checked there first. I didn’t have a pre-approval this time around fwiw. My DCU provided FICO 4 was 784. They use EQ FICO 4 which is actually a mortgage score. It’s handy to have around when you are home shopping/refinancing actually. There aren’t too many ways of getting this score for free. I digress again.
As a QA engineer I wonder what was the business requirement and acceptance criteria for the EDD feature, and how anyone in their right mind signed off on it?
Quick update on my successful 238xxx VIN home delivery.
Mobile connector - yes
Charge port - yes and currently charging from my 10-30 dryer outlet
Matrix headlights - NO
Not That M3
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Maybe that’s the problem. A SW Engineer seeks for correctness in his code, a QA Engineer looks for errors. While a Data Scientist has to be much more comfortable with uncertainty and variability. Your EDD is much more uncertain due to variability.
Think like a Data Scientist.
Yep. It was probably better before the entire supply chain collapsed. Sometimes it takes “courage” to just disable a feature, even if just temporarily.
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