RedundanT
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Have to feel sorry for the jeep whose owner is worried it might have to sit out side.. Poor Wrangler will never feel cool spring rain or warm summer mud on its fenders.
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All I see is how great Yellow is for finding your vehicle in a crowed lot.Yes, it actually happens.
Gladiator production was stopped.
https://www.detroitnews.com/story/b...ge-hits-jeep-gladiator-production/5422071001/
Ford Broncos are sitting by the thousands:
https://www.autoblog.com/2021/08/11/ford-broncos-thousands-parked-at-michigan-assembly-plant/
Part of me wishes I had ordered Hella Yella, Nacho, or Gecko Green. I was at a County Fair on Saturday and looking off in the distance at the field full of parked cars was a bright orange Wrangler. My kids picked it out in 5 seconds while we were in line. My white WK2 was probably a needle in a haystack.All I see is how great Yellow is for finding your vehicle in a crowed lot.
That's actually very incorrect. We don't tell you what we you want to hear. We give you the information that is given to us buy are area reps that are in contact with the factories, transportations companies, and so on. Yes, some manufacturers build vehicles without parts and then add them when they get them. GMC has several trucks built that aren't complete waiting for the parts that have the chips in them. It's manly for the safety packages. As of now you can't order a Jeep with LED because of the chips. Also, I think leaving them outside is bad. Between acid rain in some areas, and bird droppings. Vehicles are going to come in with paint damage. Those pictures of the Fords sitting is because they are having hard top problems, and they are waiting replacements.I don't listen to dealers much since they are privately owned and don't really know what's going on behind the curtain. That's the unfortunate reality. Dealerships are car salesman they tell you what you want to hear.
Every vehicle sitting in a lot somewhere waiting to be completed will undergo a quality check before being loaded for transport. Paint issues, etc. will be addressed. How well, that is the key question.Between acid rain in some areas, and bird droppings. Vehicles are going to come in with paint damage.
Especially a Jeep Wrangler, of all things. I could see someone buying a Ferrari or some other high-end garage queen sportscar being upset about the vehicle sitting out, but a Wrangler? It's not like they're sitting out there topless with the insides exposed to the elements.
Here's a quick look at the Fords sitting at the Kentucky Speedway from the viral video back in May.
Every one of those Ford trucks had window stickers. They are
Every one of those Ford trucks had window stickers attached. They are being lined up for transport next. They are not going back into the factory for assembly.
I think whether or not the vehicle goes back into the line depends on what needs to be completed on it. I can't see a manufacturer sending people out to the lots to complete assembly.Tell that to the multiple news agencies that reported on it back in May. Those were waiting for chips to finish the build, according to the numerous sources for the reporting.
See this makes no sense and I'm having a hard time believing those sources. Most chips are soldered onto a board or at the very least part of another part. I don't think they install chips as a stand alone part. Not to mention vehicles arent ok'd for production until all parts are accounted for beforehand. Would love to know the sources' sources lol.Tell that to the multiple news agencies that reported on it back in May. Those were waiting for chips to finish the build, according to the numerous sources for the reporting.
See this makes no sense and I'm having a hard time believing those sources. Most chips are soldered onto a board or at the very least part of another part. I don't think they install chips as a stand alone part. Not to mention vehicles arent ok'd for production until all parts are accounted for beforehand. Would love to know the sources' sources lol.
My dealer just confirmed that my jeep has been built and is waiting to be loaded onto a train.
Probably sitting outside.
Ford calls it orangeAll I see is how great Yellow is for finding your vehicle in a crowed lot.