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Being a priority 1 vehicle MIGHT get it moved to the beginning of any other non-priority vehicles scheduled for that week. But, it then depends on how long it takes to get it shipped from the factory...mine sat there for over a week before it was assigned to a carrier. If it were going overseas, then it could be longer as ships don't leave every day (at least once a week or so, though), but it has to get TO the port, or if in the US, maybe a rail station and then wait on the train. I don't think they like the vehicles to be sitting around for very long at the port or train terminal, so things move in batches so they normally just keep moving along rather than sitting outside of the factory controlled area.
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