My truck got pushed back twice now. Again not uncommon for a new model build.
What you guys don't realize is that this is normal in the auto industry. This time it just happens to be the vehicle you want so you're experiencing it first hand.
No we realize it, but it doesn't make it right!
No date at all just means that your dealers allocation hasn't gotten far enough for your truck to get scheduled. nothing will change with that.
I don't think you get what i'm saying at all! I understand the allocation process! It is just a **** Poor Process!
I think I understand what you're trying to say. There are many reasons why its just not feasible to schedule every unit for the entire year at the beginning of the year. There are so many factors that cause production to be affected that they have to adjust allocation and scheduling accordingly as the production year moves along. The single biggest issue with that is parts supply. They do forecasting at the beginning of the year but don't have any exact way to determine exactly what options people will be ordering until the orders are placed. Depending on how well a supplier can keep up with demand will depend on how much that may affect production. Those are just a few of the reasons why they can't determine at the beginning of the year when a dealers allocation will get built.
My truck is a perfect example. It's been bumped back twice now and that's only one unit. That would be the beginning of throwing the entire schedule off.
