[1Mors]

I got an update on my car. It's on a train right now but it won't get the the port hub for 17 days. Then it has to go from the port to the dealer.. BMW is talking first week of March.

Took far less time to build it then ship it.

[TeeBee8]

I guess it’s due to us being on the west coast unfortunately.
Mine left the factory on 2/7 and is scheduled to arrive in San Bernardino on 2/22. The wait is def the toughest part

[1Mors]

Originally Posted by TeeBee8

I guess it’s due to us being on the west coast unfortunately.
Mine left the factory on 2/7 and is scheduled to arrive in San Bernardino on 2/22. The wait is def the toughest part

You can say that again.

[2022X6]

Originally Posted by 1Mors

I got an update on my car. It's on a train right now but it won't get the the port hub for 17 days. Then it has to go from the port to the dealer.. BMW is talking first week of March.

Took far less time to build it then ship it.

At least it's not on a flaming ship in the middle of the Atlantic

[Tall Paul]

Originally Posted by 1Mors

I got an update on my car. It's on a train right now but it won't get the the port hub for 17 days. Then it has to go from the port to the dealer..Took far less time to build it then ship it.

I realize this is an old thread, but the pain is still real for some of us.

In the “old days”. (pre 9/11) we could watch the rail cars come across the country. It would scan as it passed all these little railroad sidings - it was a blast. Until, it got within 2 hours of our house where it sat for 7 days waiting for a different train to bring it close. Because I knew where it was, I was also able to go down to the rail yard and watch it being unloaded from the train car. Then I got to argue with my salesman that my car was in town.

Ahhhh Those we’re the days.

[rebeccawen]

now, you have to wait, if you order a car