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Originally Posted by V-Eight
from 49 back to an unknown week build due to laserlight and park assistant. I'm hopeful to drive it one day in my life at this point. 
But I would never accept a car different from what I've ordered.
@Mspain in the meantime...as I'm feeling as you are.....I went to a friend who is an official Porsche dealer. Deliveries are between 10 and 13 months.
If you fully spec a brand new S class, Mercedes tells you the delivery is beginning 2024! 24 months! Unbelievable.
The only way is to keep the order or find out something ready for delivery or even used. the situation has collapsed as far as the supply chain is concerned, Munich plant is closed two days this week, and three days the next week due to lack of parts, and instead doing the usual 3 shifts, they'll do just one, and they've decreased the M3 daily production. This matter affects also Dingolfing plant where your M4 will be built.
It's official guys...we've ordered the car in the worst period ever for the automotive industry. The lucky ones who are receiving their cars...should go into a Church to light up a candle to thank God right now.
As for us....let's keep in contact, as soon as I'll have infos from Munich I'll post them here, hoping that they'll be good news one day for all of us.
by the way.......even Audi. I went to ask just the delivery time for an RS6. Here in Italy....14 months from the order. mad. |
Well, at least they give some time frame. I'm scheduled for 2022 which doesn't say much.
From what I've heard from a guy who works at the "band" in the Munich plant, they are working until December 17th then they take a break until January 3rd and all Saturdays will be working days in January. That would mean that build week 50 is the last build week this year.
Also, since November 1st every second car that comes off a line is a PHEV because until the end of the year there are bonuses for such vehicles.