FCA canceling 2021 orders?

[LuvHydro]

I read in another thread someone saying FCA was canceling some 2021 orders?

Anyone else heard this?

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[Radar25]

I read in another thread someone saying FCA was canceling some 2021 orders?

Anyone else heard this?

I heard they shut plant down for a week but nothing on a cancelation I have a 2021 willy on order so far 3 weeks in and still on d status

 

[15 Pieces of Rick Flair]

They’re not accepting orders for the 2.0 engine option till 2022 orders open up. That was confirmed yesterday by the dealer I’m working with.

 

[LuvHydro]

They’re not accepting orders for the 2.0 engine option till 2022 orders open up. That was confirmed yesterday by the dealer I’m working with.

Great, mine is suppose to be a 2.0

 

[15 Pieces of Rick Flair]

When did the dealer place the order?

 

[LuvHydro]

When did the dealer place the order?

Well, it feels like about the same time that stone rolled from in front of that cave.

In reality, June 18. So basically, an eternity in Jeep wait time.

 

[Hogdreamer]

Since FCA no longer exists as it became Stellantis a number of months ago, I would not put a lot of faith in any report regarding what FCA is or isn't doing.

If Stellantis is reporting to be cancelling 2021 Jeep orders, this would be more believable.

 

[Jank4AU]

They’re not accepting orders for the 2.0 engine option till 2022 orders open up. That was confirmed yesterday by the dealer I’m working with.

I'm not sure if that is completely correct. I did have my dealer confirm that you can't order a Rubicon with a 2.0L at all, or a 3.6L Rubi without having to get the XR package. My suspicion is that they may be reserving the turbo for the 4xe's? But I don't know that for sure so it is what it is. I have a Rubi 4xe on order.

 

[OffroadCalling77]

What others have mentioned here is the dealers have a small quantity of MY21s left that they can order. Because of this situation they are reserving the last bit of orders for the highest margin builds. It’s just smart business.

As far as outright canceling all orders, I don’t believe that’s the case until October when the MY22 orders open. There are however some orders being cancelled in reference to what I originally mentioned.

 

[15 Pieces of Rick Flair]

I'm not sure if that is completely correct. I did have my dealer confirm that you can't order a Rubicon with a 2.0L at all, or a 3.6L Rubi without having to get the XR package.

…….ok?

 

[Reactor111]

Since FCA no longer exists as it became Stellantis a number of months ago, I would not put a lot of faith in any report regarding what FCA is or isn't doing.

If Stellantis is reporting to be cancelling 2021 Jeep orders, this would be more believable.

Well it still exists on the current window stickers of new Jeeps.

 

[OutlawBeard]

If your order was accepted then Id say that it will be built. I think it would be weird for them to just cancel orders. Im sure it happens but it just seems odd to me

 

[roamer]

Since FCA no longer exists as it became Stellantis a number of months ago, I would not put a lot of faith in any report regarding what FCA is or isn't doing.

If Stellantis is reporting to be cancelling 2021 Jeep orders, this would be more believable.

From what I've been told, "FCA US LLC" still exists. It is the U.S. subsidiary of Stellantis N.V. or more specifically, Stellantis N.V. North America.

You'll still see "FCA US LLC" on the each of the U.S. websites of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Fiat, and Alfa Romeo.

It does kind of say this if you scroll to the very bottom of this PR Newsire page reporting FCA US LLC's second quarter sales where it describes "FCA US LLC" ...go HERE

 

[Carlton]

Typically they do not cancel orders, rather roll them over to the next model year. New owner, however, so who knows.

 

[WhereRU_A-A-Ron]

Our order was a very last minute 2020 MY order that didn't get built before it became a 2021 MY. Our order was never canceled; it simply rolled over to a 2021 MY instead. I would imagine the typical order almost never gets outright canceled.

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