My opinion is that someone shut him off. Which is idiotic, but that’s FCA for you. Why allow any correct information out? Not their style, unfortunately. Their style is “no information”.
If he was shut down it most likely had to do with the company wanting to control messaging and their social media policies. Typical for large companies, seems even more so with ones on the stock market.
From other members comments recently, and my two unanswered posts regarding my D1 gate sequence position, no. Hope he is enjoying a vacation, and not suffering reprisals from Jeep for all his Forum member updates. ;(
Nope. He's either taking a break, been told to stop, or found the constantly increasing number of requests exceeded his breaking point.
I'm hoping in transit really is in transit. My dealer friend said that the factory actually had to rent space at the airport in their overflow parking lots. The issue ere is that if you think it's hard to locate a built order in their own parking lot, what kind of delays will be created by having to hunt down a build for transport in a new unmarked lot???? Not trying to be bring anyone down, it's just another hurdle FCA has thrown up for us to get our vehicles.
I'm sure your price will be honored. It's just too bad that you might not get your pre-ordered jeep until July or August, you know, right before they take orders for the 2019s. And you're right about ill will. I have had to rehash the story of how terrible Jeep has been to buy from to at least 10-15 people. I see friends and their first question is, "Where's your jeep?". So, yeah, Jeep definitely gives 0 craps about customer satisfaction.
Crossing my fingers that they get shipped soon. This issue though isn't one we can blame on FCA. There is a nation wide shipping crisis brewing. We need more truckers and less regulation. My work is feeling the pinch from it. We can't get our products shipped fast enough to meet deadlines established with our customers. It sucks.
i believe that means paint
This prompted me to read a few articles and.... wow, yeah messy. Shortage of drivers, rising costs to shipping, and delays all over. One article noted shipping is running at 99 percent capacity.
