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[Opus]

Are the handed out sequentially though? I thought they have a pool of VINs and draw from the pool randomly, not sequentially, until the pool is empty, then they get another block of VINs

539464 here, but i have seen people who ordered before me with higher i think.

No, you're right, it's not sequential. The last six digits are more of a serial number assigned based on the options you chose as I understand it. I've never heard of a random pool, but then I don't work for Stellantis either.

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[Opus]

Just a guess, but after watching the recently posted production line video, it seems like it would be much easier for both the workers and machines to either do a bunch of 4-doors or a bunch of 2-doors all in one shot, rather than doing both at the same time, so maybe that has something to do with it?

Maybe. But I saw that video also and there's one point where you see a 4-door and then a 2-door right behind it on the line so I'm not sure. ?‍

 

[AFD]

Are the handed out sequentially though? I thought they have a pool of VINs and draw from the pool randomly, not sequentially, until the pool is empty, then they get another block of VINs

539464 here, but i have seen people who ordered before me with higher i think.

I'm about 5,000 below yours and ordered exactly 2 weeks before you. So if sequential, then that would be an average of ~350 ordered per day, which seems plausible, if not a bit low considering they sold ~200k last year.

 

[Mitoni]

You can install a JSON formatter plugin in your browser if you want to render it cleanly, but it's unlikely that it'll show anything beyond what the tracker itself shows.

I saved a request in postman that runs the tracker, rather than have to go through the pizza tracker and type in my VON and name every time. So much easier, lol

 

[Mitoni]

No, there's no direct relationship between when your VIN got assigned and when it moves into D1 or gets built.

Are you tracking the '23 sequence numbers and order dates like you did the '22s?

 

[Ratbert]

I saved a request in postman that runs the tracker, rather than have to go through the pizza tracker and type in my VON and name every time. So much easier, lol

It's just a GET request, so no need for curl or postman.

 

[slamen13]

Anyone with a 2023 sky one touch taken delivery yet? Last 6 of the vin are 500705. I ordered every option besides the steel bumpers so maybe that’s the reason for the holdup. Anyone know when the build sheet shows up on crypto?

My brother ordered a gladiator the week before me and is taking delivery on Monday.

 

[Ratbert]

Are the handed out sequentially though? I thought they have a pool of VINs and draw from the pool randomly, not sequentially, until the pool is empty, then they get another block of VINs

539464 here, but i have seen people who ordered before me with higher i think.

The way I understand it sequence numbers are assigned sequentially as the VINs are assigned to vehicles. That's not directly related to when that vehicle was ordered since a VIN might be assigned within a day or possibly closer to a year (sorry Canadians).

 

[Ratbert]

Are you tracking the '23 sequence numbers and order dates like you did the '22s?

Yes, but there's something screwy with the '23 window stickers. I'm only seeing Canadian window stickers. They might have changed the interface for domestics.

 

[Mitoni]

It's just a GET request, so no need for curl or postman.

True, but I usually have it open for work related stuff anyways.

 

[falf]

Man, that must have cost you several thousand bucks if you ended up having to pay MSRP+.

The 22 I found was for MSRP, no additional markup beyond that. I'm the one that had my original 22 order kicked out and resubmitted as a 23... and dealership was going to shaft me with a 3,000+ price increase. My ordered Jeep was 1,000 over invoice... we ordered before finding out about any dealers that would do under invoice. I did end up paying a bit more for the 22 than if I would have stuck with my original order, but I also got the safety groups, upgraded wheels/tires, and a couple other extras that weren't on my order. So I guess I ended up with a "nicer" Jeep, didn't have to deal with the dealership I'm upset with, and don't have to play the waiting game anymore.

 

[Ratbert]

True, but I usually have it open for work related stuff anyways.

Yep, just like my browser

 

[Ratbert]

The 22 I found was for MSRP, no additional markup beyond that. I'm the one that had my original 22 order kicked out and resubmitted as a 23... and dealership was going to shaft me with a 3,000+ price increase. My ordered Jeep was 1,000 over invoice... we ordered before finding out about any dealers that would do under invoice. I did end up paying a bit more for the 22 than if I would have stuck with my original order, but I also got the safety groups, upgraded wheels/tires, and a couple other extras that weren't on my order. So I guess I ended up with a "nicer" Jeep, didn't have to deal with the dealership I'm upset with, and don't have to play the waiting game anymore.

Yeah, sometimes it worth the $$$$ to not have to wait!

 

[Griffinhez]

Just a guess, but after watching the recently posted production line video, it seems like it would be much easier for both the workers and machines to either do a bunch of 4-doors or a bunch of 2-doors all in one shot, rather than doing both at the same time, so maybe that has something to do with it?

Hahaha I literally just watched that too! I was so enthralled.

 

[CapeArt]

Only 13 percent of '22s were 2-doors. 16 '23 2-doors have build sheets as of this morning (2%).

I am not seeing any 2023 2-door build sheets on cryptostickers - where are you seeing the 16 2-doors build sheets? Thnx

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