Jimmy-D

Under TYD- Phase 4 says "Estimated date of milestone completion 2/18/22"

icanthelpit

Aha then it may not be built may get an update in your favor soon but then transport seems to be a significant constraint now no doubt magnified by the Felicity Ace event. I’m curious if there is a shipping hold until the root cause of the fire is determined.

yrralis1

There should be pictures of your car on that first tracker .

yrralis1

Thats what I guessed it was . A Macan Forum member just posted that he was told this . The concern is a repeat event .

Drew46

I would be surprised - maybe not shocked but at least surprised - if all car manufacturers put a shipping hold on their cars pending a determination that is likely to take several months to conclude.

Keadog

In Emden since 01/27. Now "2 months" to PEC.
Not happy doesn't quite capture the mood.

mbisaac

I got the same message but tracker also identified the Green Ridge. Maybe it made it on afterall. Calling my SA

detansinn

I’m still tracking to being on a boat on 2/25. My carrier will be coming through the Port of Baltimore.

I suspect that the port matters with these delays.

Riazah

Mine is on the way to emden with a target date to be on a vessel by 3/8. I was hoping it may just make it for the siem confucius which is estimated to depart tomorrow for Baltimore . Here is hoping but unlikely. TYD has been updating for me daily but the overview is still showing phase 2 for some reason. I am sensing TYD is more accurate

Hylas

It's pretty ridiculous, but mine is even more than ridiculous.

I ordered my cabriolet last year in May, supposed to be a July build and September delivery. Production was quite delayed and my car did not finish production until late August, and then got to Emden on 9/25/2021. It was then supposed to arrive by end of October. And now the crazy thing starts: the "On Vessel" date kept being pushed, from October, to November, December, January. February, and after just missing the 2/18/22 date last Friday, it got updated to 3/18/22. So my car has been sitting at Emden for almost half a year, and I still don't know if the car will actually get on vessel in March, or maybe even later.

I talked with my dealer several times and they don't have any clue what can be happening. I contacted PCNA today and they don't have clue either but promised to look into it to get more information.

Not sure what's going on, I hope you all don't have to go through this.

doug_999

And now there is one less boat.

Drew46

That needs some serious escalation. I would ask for a sit down with the most senior person (owner if possible) at the dealership and the most senior rep you can reach at PCNA. I am not suggesting be an aggressive dick, but it is definitely time to be a much more (politely and diplomatically) squeaky wheel. The initial production delays during a pandemic are not necessarily outrageous, but the further delays seem indicative of an issue that is not being communicated.

porscheprestige

My guess in situations like this...is that they are missing parts. Or a part...
Cars that are completed...but missing one piece or more, are shipped to port while waiting for the parts. Sometimes are even shipped to the destination country and wait for parts there...

Hylas

That's what the dealer said too. But then 6 months later, even they are surprised and said this never happened.

One thing they said is they heard from someone that the car key was missing (since we only produce one key per car at this point, they couldn't move to the car). And they had to reprogram a car key so it got delayed. But that sounds really weird to me.

aggie57

It really is luck of the draw. My last car arrived at the port and was on a ship within a couple of days.