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I’m SUPPOSED to finish May 16, I’m fully expecting to get similar delay.
Same for me (5/16). Received the Paint and Body pics but who knows what will happen at this point. Nothing we can do except wait and see. Hopefully no hold-ups.
Luckly no. I have a minimal build tho. Pushed forward by 2 weeks at the moment, so long it clears Jacksonville quickly (heard there may be delays at the port). Good luck!
Well its official now. Manufacturing completion date got pushed from May 8th to June 6th when I checked this morning.
I was hoping it would showed completed today (that they have caught up with the delay over the weekend)
welcome to the club! Another member added haha
my manufacturing started April 3rd and now it says it will complete June 5th. So from 4/12, then 5/6 and now 6/5. None of us can figure out the rhyme or reason why are cars aren’t being finished
my manufacturing started April 3rd and now it says it will complete June 5th. So from 4/12, then 5/6 and now 6/5. None of us can figure out the rhyme or reason why are cars aren’t being finished
There must be parts in common as we're all getting pushed to a very small window beg of June (presumably where PAG have a delivery coming).
Mine has been sitting in Emden since 4/16. My TYD has not updates since then either, so I am sitting in an information dead zone. Frustrated.
Once it’s lost at the “Emden hole”, all bets are off.
Mine sat there for months. I tried to speculate what process or logic they use to prioritize and load cars onto carriers.
I’ve come to the conclusion that the dock workers use LIFO (Last In First Out).
If your car is unfortunate enough to be at the back of the lot, the workers simply take the cars at the front of the lot and load them onto the next available ship, regardless of how long your car has been waiting. There is no logic, tracking, or prioritizing based on customer frustration considerations.
My car got stuck there because of the chip embargo. As the factory (quickly) churned out more and more new cars, they were shipped before mine, even though Porsche had identified a remediation process for the chip problem.
So if there is some kind of a "hiccup", such as a shipping bottleneck at destination ports, your car will end up at the back of the lot at Emden. Expect to wait months until they clear the lot and get to your car.
Once it’s lost at the “Emden hole”, all bets are off.
Mine sat there for months. I tried to speculate what process or logic they use to prioritize and load cars onto carriers.
I’ve come to the conclusion that the dock workers use LIFO (Last In First Out).
If your car is unfortunate enough to be at the back of the lot, the workers simply take the cars at the front of the lot and load them onto the next available ship, regardless of how long your car has been waiting. There is no logic, tracking, or prioritizing based on customer frustration considerations.
My car got stuck there because of the chip embargo. As the factory (quickly) churned out more and more new cars, they were shipped before mine, even though Porsche had identified a remediation process for the chip problem.
So if there is some kind of a "hiccup", such as a shipping bottleneck at destination ports, your car will end up at the back of the lot at Emden. Expect to wait months until they clear the lot and get to your car.
This is the conclusion I have come to, either you immediately get on a boat, or you wait months with almost no in-between.
05-13-2024, 02:52 PM
