9/6 they showed the train gets into Palm Center Fl. (Lakeland) .
good grief! congrats!
I don't have much support with my thought on this, but from what I have seen, the more wranglers a dealership sells, the more allocations they get. If you order from a dealership that sells jeep, but the majority are GC, it will come in slower than the dealership that sell wranglers in volume. I heard this from my dealer, but also I have reached out to people that have quick turn around on their orders, and most are from volume dealers.
It went quick for me.
How can i track the train mine would be in?
Thanks for the info!!! Just checked with JC and got same reply: delivered to dealer on 8/25.
I don't think you can unless you have the rail car#, the specific RR, and call their tracking CSR. Even then I doubt you'd get that information as just a random person. You'd probably need to have a registered account and then you can track "your" freight in their system. The dealer should be able to track it if they care to I would think. All the Jeeps are loaded into a manifest that's tied to the specific autocarrier railcar they're on. When that railcar goes by a scanner, all the vehicles update. Again, dealer should be privy to that info I would guess.
Same order date here and nothing either. No clue what's up. They seem to be skipping all the may and June orders to fill July and August
I work for the railroad. You cannot track a rail car unless you are a customer and speak to the right people and have all the needed information. Jeep would be able to call customer service and get the location of a rail car, but I highly doubt they even have the information of which rail car a given vehicle is loaded on to. Just that it was delivered to the shipper, off-loaded, delivered to dealer, etc.
