I just had an odd experience.
Ordered 7/4 with preliminary delivery in September, confirmed 7/5, got VIN #96399 on 7/6, then went into production 7/18. Now the car is still in production but the expected delivery has been changed to October. However, when I go into the design studio for my country (Sweden) it says late September delivery if I were to order an identical spec now.
How is it possible that my car that's already been in production for over a week can have a later expected delivery than a new car ordered today? When I look at the order spreadsheet from another thread on this forum, I can see other cars with around the same VIN exiting production as planned. I have spoken to other people from Sweden who have ordered after me and they still have September as their delivery date. It's a pretty basic specification with few options, so it shouldn't be parts availability either (besides, wouldn't that just have meant a longer time in production queue - once they start production they should have all the parts, right?).
Ordered 7/4 with preliminary delivery in September, confirmed 7/5, got VIN #96399 on 7/6, then went into production 7/18. Now the car is still in production but the expected delivery has been changed to October. However, when I go into the design studio for my country (Sweden) it says late September delivery if I were to order an identical spec now.
How is it possible that my car that's already been in production for over a week can have a later expected delivery than a new car ordered today? When I look at the order spreadsheet from another thread on this forum, I can see other cars with around the same VIN exiting production as planned. I have spoken to other people from Sweden who have ordered after me and they still have September as their delivery date. It's a pretty basic specification with few options, so it shouldn't be parts availability either (besides, wouldn't that just have meant a longer time in production queue - once they start production they should have all the parts, right?).