[F87inJAX]

Originally Posted by AusChA

Website status code: 165
Website tagline: "Ready for Transport"
App status: 10
Genius: "We don't know where your car is."


Skipped to:


Website status code: 195
Website tagline: "In Transit"
App status: 14
Genius:

Interesting. Thanks for that. My current status on the app is 9 - Final assembly. However Genius says it’s at 11 - Awaiting Carrier Assignment (Although what it actually tells me is it’s been assigned to a carrier and is awaiting transport to port of exit). The car went onto the assembly line and was finished all the way to released to a carrier on 1/31.

How long were you sitting in Ready for Transport? I have a feeling I may have at least a few more weeks to wait until it’s on a ship.

[Mike Honcho]

Originally Posted by AusChA

Rocketed through a bunch of steps to 195/In Transit overnight! Maybe I was on the Tanabata after all?

same exact thing happened to me, I was at the port this morning to in transit in a few hours

[M2M3M3]

It is really sad how a technology company like BMW can know exactly where every car is, but not have the customer interface updated to reflect that. They write the interface so that it looks great and has 16 steps so the expectations from customers are high about tracking their cars, but they don't update it, so expectations are not met. Fail.

[AdonisP91]

Originally Posted by M2M3M3

It is really sad how a technology company like BMW can know exactly where every car is, but not have the customer interface updated to reflect that. They write the interface so that it looks great and has 16 steps so the expectations from customers are high about tracking their cars, but they don't update it, so expectations are not met. Fail.

True it needs a lot of work but overall it is pretty neat. It’s my first new car so I don’t know how other manufacturers compare but the long wait would have been a lot worse without the app.

[AusChA]

Originally Posted by F87inJAX

Interesting. Thanks for that. My current status on the app is 9 - Final assembly. However Genius says it’s at 11 - Awaiting Carrier Assignment (Although what it actually tells me is it’s been assigned to a carrier and is awaiting transport to port of exit). The car went onto the assembly line and was finished all the way to released to a carrier on 1/31.

How long were you sitting in Ready for Transport? I have a feeling I may have at least a few more weeks to wait until it’s on a ship.

I was in RFT since 16 January.

We'll see if I got bamboozled by the tracker depending on how long it sits in 195 for.

Originally Posted by AdonisP91

True it needs a lot of work but overall it is pretty neat. It’s my first new car so I don’t know how other manufacturers compare but the long wait would have been a lot worse without the app.

Honestly, no tracker is better than a bad tracker.

[F87inJAX]

Originally Posted by AusChA

Honestly, no tracker is better than a bad tracker.

Thanks. So I definitely get the feeling I should expect a 2-3 week wait before I’m on a ship. At least. I won’t be surprised if it ends up being more like 4-6 weeks.

[OneTwo3]

How long are ordered currently taking? I might be ordering an M2 in a couple of days.

[Bimmer Frank]

Originally Posted by OneTwo3

How long are ordered currently taking? I might be ordering an M2 in a couple of days.

It depends if you can find a dealer with an allocation. It would likely be for a March or April allocation at this point, which would mean that's when your car would be built.

If you get what are called individual colors, that can add a significant amount of time to the build however, since they group together a number of cars with the same color to be produced at the same time.

After a car is built, it can then take 1-2 months for it to be delivered typically, depending on where you are located.