[Alpha97]

Originally Posted by Alpha97

To recap
Deposit..............................November 8
Allocation (week 29).......June 2
Production begin.............June 27
Entering Assembly Line...July 10
Quality Check...................July 11
Final Assembly..................July 13

Changed to "Ready for Transport" today.

[GregW / Oregon]

Originally Posted by M_Power Rob

Nope (somewhere in that same 160 - 190 range). Like you said, wtf is going on down there.

160-195 has been running 11-18 days, but depends on ship schedule; it's been 17 for you, so not out of the norm. It won't flip until the next ship leaves. Is that 8/4?

[Sethhboii]

Originally Posted by GregW / Oregon

160-195 has been running 11-18 days, but depends on ship schedule; it's been 17 for you, so not out of the norm. It won't flip until the next ship leaves. Is that 8/4?

I’m on day 18 of 160-195. Hoping I got on a ship today.

[M_Power Rob]

Originally Posted by Sethhboii

I’m on day 18 of 160-195. Hoping I got on a ship today.

Only way you're getting on a ship today is if there is one in Tulsa.

[T_U_D]

Originally Posted by M_Power Rob

Nope (somewhere in that same 160 - 190 range). Like you said, wtf is going on down there.

Good question! Probably to much of this.

[M_Power Rob]

Originally Posted by GregW / Oregon

160-195 has been running 11-18 days, but depends on ship schedule; it's been 17 for you, so not out of the norm. It won't flip until the next ship leaves. Is that 8/4?

Yeah, I am hoping to catch that August 4 slot.

[Sethhboii]

Originally Posted by m_power rob

only way you're getting on a ship today is if there is one in tulsa.

😂😂😂

[M_Power Rob]

Originally Posted by T_U_D

Good question! Probably too much of this.

Maybe no room for cars cause they fill the ships with...

[Stevx]

Originally Posted by GregW / Oregon

160-195 has been running 11-18 days, but depends on ship schedule; it's been 17 for you, so not out of the norm. It won't flip until the next ship leaves. Is that 8/4?

Doesn’t it normally flip to ready for transport before hitting the ship?

[M_Power Rob]

Originally Posted by Stevx

Doesn’t it normally flip to ready for transport before hitting the ship?

The "ready for transport" is from factory to port. If the website was accurate, it might mean something. My car, and other's, have been at this stage for 14+ days (although the website didn't reflect the correct timing).

[Stevx]

Originally Posted by M_Power Rob

The "ready for transport" is from factory to port. If the website was accurate, it might mean something. My car, and other's, have been at this stage for 14+ days (although the website didn't reflect the correct timing).

So yes, we normally see ready for transport after final assembly? I understand ready for transport may have its own delays, but I can’t even get to that status still at final assembly-160.

[M_Power Rob]

Originally Posted by Stevx

So the answer is yes, we normally see ready for transport after final assembly? I understand ready for transport may have its own delays, but I can’t even get to that status still at final assembly-160.

Yes, ready for transport (160) is after final assembly (155). To know where you are at (status wise) and the relevant dates, make sure you get the info from your CA.

[wj100]

My status flipped to 'ready for transport' today. Anyone know when the next ship leaves for Baltimore, MD?

[M_Power Rob]

Originally Posted by wj100

My status flipped to 'ready for transport' today. Anyone know when the next ship leaves for Baltimore, MD?

August 4

[uk01685]

Been at "ready for transport" since 6/29. Assuming this ends sometime in early August. Not a problem unless MY 24s start getting on a boat before me, and this especially includes those on the west coast which seem to be on the fast track/boat.

[Ravenseal]

Originally Posted by uk01685

Been at "ready for transport" since 6/29. Assuming this ends sometime in early August. Not a problem unless MY 24s start getting on a boat before me, and this especially includes those on the west coast which seem to be on the fast track/boat.

The West Coast has its own port of departure and ships. I wouldn’t benchmark against it. The logistics network on the East Coast are way more complex, and thus slower. Stay strong, it just makes taking delivery all the more satisfying.

[Sethhboii]

Mine just flipped on the Consumer site even though it’s been done and at 160 since 7/3

[M_Power Rob]

Originally Posted by Sethhboii

Mine just flipped on the Consumer site even though it’s been done and at 160 since 7/3

Looks like we are still on the same path.

[GregW / Oregon]

Originally Posted by Stevx

So yes, we normally see ready for transport after final assembly? I understand ready for transport may have its own delays, but I can’t even get to that status still at final assembly-160.

Final Assembly is 155; 160 is Ready to Transport.
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[Carefree]

FYI, BMW North Scottsdale is showing a pair of 2023 G87 on its’ website. Both are manual transmission.

[mynameisnick4]

Originally Posted by Carefree

FYI, BMW North Scottsdale is showing a pair of 2023 G87 on its’ website. Both are manual transmission.

Unfortunately you can't trust pretty much any of the listings for new G87s that pop up on Autotrader, cars.com, BMW dealer sites, etc. It seems most of them have systems that auto populate with inventory that is in route regardless if it's sold, which in the G87's case it typically is.

[Carefree]

Originally Posted by mynameisnick4

Unfortunately you can't trust pretty much any of the listings for new G87s that pop up on Autotrader, cars.com, BMW dealer sites, etc. It seems most of them have systems that auto populate with inventory that is in route regardless if it's sold, which in the G87's case it typically is.

Keep that positive attitude. You’ll go far.