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ALL, just remember a number of dealerships were hit with a cyber attack and we don't know the full extent of the impact. Both the App and My Porsche website may be impacted so expect delays, and when the car arrives early be pleasantly surprised. My car just arrived at Emden today supposedly and while I was hoping to get on the SIEM Aristotle, it will likely be another ship. Here's to hoping I (we) make the next one...
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I am on the Siem Aristotle and it just left Emden a few hours ago. First stop is Davisville, and that's all that vesselfinder shows until it actually reaches Davisville. Next is Jacksonville and finally my stop, Freeport.
Getting excited
Congrats Nitro! How were you able to verify you are on the Aristotle? I was hoping I was on it but TYD isn't showing that (yet?)! Thanks
Congrats Nitro! How were you able to verify you are on the Aristotle? I was hoping I was on it but TYD isn't showing that (yet?)! Thanks
Thanks! Today was my last "window day" for departing Emden on TYD, which coincided with departure of Siem Aristotle. About 9 am CST MyPorsche App sent me a notification that the vehicle had left the German port, which was nearly exactly when MarineTraffic showed the vessel departed.
NYK has also added this schedule with departures from Europe to the west coast...dedicated departure ports are only listed as "Europe", but with Emden being a major port...it's probably included.
It includes vessels not normally used by VW group until recently.
Sorry ...I know it's a little hard to see, but the site has low resolution...but I included the link below
Wow pretty instant notification, I didn't think TYD was so advanced! I too was watching Aristotle's progress on vesselfinder this morning when I saw your post so I guess that means I missed it since I haven't gotten any notification. Oh well. Congrats again and I hope you enjoy the new ride for many many miles!
Wow pretty instant notification, I didn't think TYD was so advanced! I too was watching Aristotle's progress on vesselfinder this morning when I saw your post so I guess that means I missed it since I haven't gotten any notification. Oh well. Congrats again and I hope you enjoy the new ride for many many miles!
Thanks and best of luck to you, too! It's my first 911, which I've quite literally waited a lifetime for.... Yes, hearing about other's delays and inaccuracies with their TYD, I've been shocked at how surprisingly accurate mine has been.
That ship makes 4 stops: Davisville, RI, Jacksonville, FL, Freeport, TX, Veracruise, MX
Looks like I missed the boat yet again. My car has been sitting at the port for 3 weeks now after a 1.5 month build delay.
I feel you. I slid into Emden right before Wolfsburg left and just missed my second with Aristotle. I also had a large delay in manufacturing. Ordered First week of January and was originally supposed to have had the car end of May. I commiserate with you.
Thanks and best of luck to you, too! It's my first 911, which I've quite literally waited a lifetime for.... Yes, hearing about other's delays and inaccuracies with their TYD, I've been shocked at how surprisingly accurate mine has been.
Ahhh.....911's are nothing special. You coulda saved a ton and bought a Kia Stinger, you can't tell the difference between the Kia and 911
Another day or so to baltimore! Anyone feeling lucky? May be we can get into our 911s before the 4th?!
How exciting for you all. My build specs just locked yesterday. I’m already imagining my Targa being just two days away from Baltimore in September. How amazingly fortunate I am to have this adventure. What a blast!
06-25-2024, 03:04 PM
I too was watching Aristotle's progress on vesselfinder this morning when I saw your post so I guess that means I missed it since I haven't gotten any notification. Oh well. Congrats again and I hope you enjoy the new ride for many many miles!
