raymort

When did the last adjustment occur?

Trying to see if there was a sudden push for a bunch of us.

Type901

Mine started production on 7/2 with a 7/9 completion date that was subsequently pushed to 7/30, then 8/27, then 9/3, and now 9/10. Delivery dates have shifted correspondingly and it is now 10/24. The last couple adjustments happened on or the day before those completion dates were reached. Seems like the factory is waiting for parts to either start or complete the build. I don’t blame Porsche. I’m sure they are doing everything they can to get customers their cars given the current conditions. I’m just lucky to be getting one, so it arrives when it arrives.

gtsman

I don’t blame Porsche. I’m just lucky to be getting one, so it arrives when it arrives.[/QUOTE]


AMEN, brother!

motorwerksgroup

I'm in Michigan and currently stating 11/19 for delivery. I'm not optimistic and being realistic, I'll bet it's ultimately late December delivery. At that point, being winter here, for me, I hope it gets delayed into Jan/Feb honestly so my warranty starts later fwiw.

joejenie

Mine said finish production 9/3. Now it says 9/10. Delivery was 10/29 and now 11/12. Impatiently waiting......

User 81423

Marine traffic says Helios Ray just left Brunswick and going to Columbia next…anyone else confused?

Summer32

Confused about what? Did you think that Helios Ray was going direct from Emden to San Diego?

User 81423

yes the original schedule did not include the stop.

Summer32

When you say the "original schedule", I assume you are referring to VW Export Schedule KW31/2021. This schedule only show ports of call for VW/Porsche/Audi. Does not show BMW or Mercedes Benz.

Summer32

When you say the "original schedule", I assume you are referring to VW Export Schedule KW31/2021. This schedule only show ports of call for VW/Porsche/Audi. Does not show BMW or Mercedes Benz.

User 81423

No directly from the carrier, but if you don’t have a car on the ship you don’t have the answer. So carry on.

Summer32

Don't know why it matters but, I do have a car on that ship!

gt3dude

Im on helios ray as well, not concerned about stops here and there theyre usually fast. Lets see how the chips holdup once it gets to San Diego.

JAMilford

Could you please share how you get information directly from the carrier? I would find that invaluable when my car ships in a few months. The only schedules I know how to access are the ones from Volkswagen Konzernlogistik. I imagine you can find the ships registry once you know which ship a car is being loaded on and that could provide carrier operator information and of course the name of the ship will often provide an indication of the shipping carrier. From there, I would not not know where else to go. I would really appreciate any pointers you can share. Thanks!

User 81423

I had to call them but I don’t think it’s a scalable strategy because this ship was a different carrier than the normal VW scheduling system, meaning it wasn’t even on the list of future options when mine was sitting in Emden. All that said, the Marine Traffic app is very accurate with the ETA on each scheduled stop. I am being unreasonably neurotic in even going to such lengths, mine should be right on time.
And as @gt3dude said, let’s see how the chips get dispersed.