Je viens de parler à mon CA, il a dit que ma voiture est le statut 112 et prévue pour la production en mars. J'ai un DCT sur ma voiture, mais je n'ai pas de roues 19". J'ai passé ma commande le 29 janvier, donc je suppose que le 31 janvier était la date limite. J'espère que ça va aider.
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xxruffdmxx a écritJe viens de parler à mon CA, il a dit que ma voiture est le statut 112 et prévue pour la production en mars. J'ai un DCT sur ma voiture, mais je n'ai pas de roues 19". J'ai passé ma commande le 29 janvier, donc je suppose que le 31 janvier était la date limite. J'espère que ça va aider.
Merci pour l'info
J'ai les mêmes spécifications que vous et j'ai reçu ma commande le 31/01. Allez vérifier le cercle du propriétaire de BMW et faites le suivi des commandes, est-ce que cela dit En commande ou prévu pour la production?
BTW quel concessionnaire dans le New Jersey avez-vous commandé? Le mien est Difeo.
En fait, je vais à l'école dans le Michigan, alors j'ai commandé ma voiture chez un concessionnaire de MI. Je suis allé au cercle des propriétaires, mais il a dit "sur commande." Alors j'ai rappelé et parlé au directeur des ventes. Il a dit qu'il avait personnellement appelé pour vérifier l'état et que ma voiture devait être produite en mars. Je lui ai demandé si c'était "112" et il a dit que oui. Je lui ai demandé si la voiture arriverait en avril et il m'a dit la première semaine de mai. Il a également déclaré que la voiture d'un autre client qui était en commande avec DCT avait été repoussée à la production d'avril.
xxruffdmxx wroteI see, interesting...I actually go to school in Michigan, so I ordered my car through a dealership in MI. I went to the owners circle, but it said "on order." So I called back and spoke to the sales manager. He said he personally called in to check on the status and my car is scheduled for production in March. I asked him is it "112" and he said that it was. I asked him if the car will get here in April and he told me first week of May the latest. He also said that another customer's car that was on order with DCT got pushed back to April production.
It says "On order" or me too on OC, i guess ill call my guy tomorrow and confirm if it is 112. As for the order with DCT that got pushed back, did he order after 1/31? Perhaps thats what bumped him back.
FYI, I placed my original order at the end of December ... It was a Feb build ... infact it would have being built by now ... however at the last moment I added M-DCT to the order around Jan 29th. After all of that it still got pushed to April ... so I'm not sure how they decided to push what cars.
I will call the manager tomorrow and try to get details. I'll ask him if he knows why certain cars get pushed back and why certain cars remain in production. He seemed very certain this time about my vehicle. On previous occasions i had asked him if he can give me assurances to the delivery date and he would not, until today.
FifthStreetz wroteAre you sure 112 corresponds to "scheduled for production" on OC? I was thinking "scheduled for production" might mean 150 as the ordering guide states it only takes 2-3 days for the car to be in the manufacturing line after you get the "scheduled for production" message. Maybe GregW can clarify since he went through this?It says "On order" or me too on OC, i guess ill call my guy tomorrow and confirm if it is 112. As for the order with DCT that got pushed back, did he order after 1/31? Perhaps thats what bumped him back.
lucid wroteWhen my car went to 150 status OC indicated scheduled for production the same day.Are you sure 112 corresponds to "scheduled for production" on OC? I was thinking "scheduled for production" might mean 150 as the ordering guide states it only takes 2-3 days for the car to be in the manufacturing line after you get the "scheduled for production" message. Maybe GregW can clarify since he went through this?
lucid wroteFrom the order reference chart. http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=107567Are you sure 112 corresponds to "scheduled for production" on OC? I was thinking "scheduled for production" might mean 150 as the ordering guide states it only takes 2-3 days for the car to be in the manufacturing line after you get the "scheduled for production" message. Maybe GregW can clarify since he went through this?
It says 112:Order scheduled for Production.
So i just assumed that on the OC it would say the same instead of "On Order"
It is quite confusing, perhaps Greg or someone else who has gone through all the processes can clear this up.
FifthStreetz wroteI was trying to. My car remained "on order" on OC although 112 at the dealer. When the dealer went to 150 OC changed to "scheduled for production".From the order reference chart. http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=107567
It says 112:Order scheduled for Production.
So i just assumed that on the OC it would say the same instead of "On Order"
It is quite confusing, perhaps Greg or someone else who has gone through all the processes can clear this up.
My car was produced/completed two days ago and as of earlier today it was still listed as "scheduled for production" on OC. I just checked OC and it indicates "awaiting transport"..
devo wroteThanks for the clarification Devo.I was trying to. My car remained "on order" on OC although 112 at the dealer. When the dealer went to 150 OC changed to "scheduled for production".
Right, this is what I figured since cars were spending 2-3 weeks in 112. "Scheduled for production" seems to indicate 150, which is a locked in state, whereas things can still change in 112.
devo wroteWas/is the 800 number accurate? The guide says OC is off by 2-3 days.MY car was produced/completed three days ago and as of earlier today it was still listed as "scheduled for production" on OC. OC is slow to respond.
lucid wroteYes, that is exactly how I understand it and how it played out for me. The 800 number was helpful, although I only used that service once. Yes, OC is at least two days behind.Thanks for the clarification Devo.
Right, this is what I figured since cars were spending 2-3 weeks in 112. "Scheduled for production" seems to indicate 150, which is a locked in state, whereas things can still change in 112.
Was/is the 800 number accurate? The guide says OC is off by 2-3 days.
FifthStreetz wroteOwner's Circle is not nearly as specific as the information you can get from the Vehicle Inquiry your CA does on the DCS. It will say "On Order" until it flips to 150. OC is pretty worthless. I just have my salesperson update me every few days.From the order reference chart. http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=107567
It says 112:Order scheduled for Production.
So i just assumed that on the OC it would say the same instead of "On Order"
It is quite confusing, perhaps Greg or someone else who has gone through all the processes can clear this up.
what's 111, 112 status???
order code reference chart: http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=107567&highlight=order+status+112+150