hulk96
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When you receive your build sheet, does that mean the vehicle is built? Or does it serve as a checklist that employees at the factory use to gather all the necessary parts?
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It’s supposed to be used in the build process, but due to the current lag in updating, most times now it comes available after the vehicle is built.When you receive your build sheet, does that mean the vehicle is built? Or does it serve as a checklist that employees at the factory use to gather all the necessary parts?
Thanks for the info! Although I don’t have a window sticker yet, I’m able to see my Jeep on the Mopar website. Does that further solidify the possibility that my car has been fully built?It’s supposed to be used in the build process, but due to the current lag in updating, most times now it comes available after the vehicle is built.
It’s proabaly built, it does not take long to run down the assembly line. From there is goes to vendors, inspection and then to the dreaded storage lot.Thanks for the info! Although I don’t have a window sticker yet, I’m able to see my Jeep on the Mopar website. Does that further solidify the possibility that my car has been fully built?
It is likely built, unless there are mopar extras, in that case it would be with the vendor for installation of those pieces. Things like hardtop headliners, door sills, etc. It can be there from a few days to a few weeks depending on how they are doing with parts.Thanks for the info! Although I don’t have a window sticker yet, I’m able to see my Jeep on the Mopar website. Does that further solidify the possibility that my car has been fully built?
Since it's by truck, it's more accurate that if by rail. Good luck.Hi all, I just found out that my Jeep is in the shipping stage with a dealer ETA of 4/11 - 4/19. Are these generally accurate? My Jeep is being transported via truck to the dealership located in MD.
I hope so! Thanks!Since it's by truck, it's more accurate that if by rail. Good luck.
i agree with that. I ordered from Chapman PA and i mentioned my trade and looked for a price then. They said ordered without money down. Said the purchase price would be whatever the 5% below FWP is at that time of delivery not to mention they weren’t taking the trade back in November since it is my daily vehicle from then until I trade it. So mileage would’ve have been a big difference from then to now.Hate to say it but all that should have been settled long ago. Don’t know what you are trading but at best figure wholesale depending on condition.
Good, always have financing done when you show up, no matter your credit rating. The dealer should give you OTD price, so you'll know what to tell your credit union.I will say my credit is excellent, above 800. I'm cautious about who I should try financing with. I am going to call my current credit union tomorrow morning when they open to get rates.
Appreciate everyone's help!!
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...an-on-my-2022-wrangler-poc.84696/post-1804759I got my final invoice. Nothing signed as of yet. But i noticed a couple extra charges on it. a "Fuel fill/batter charge" for $56 and a "T3AC" for $125. Dealer is saying they are seeing this on all sold orders and its comes directly from Stellantis, not the dealer. Makes no sense cuz on the final invoice (POC) it shows 4 additional gallons of gas for $9 PLUS the fuel fill/battery charge of $56. Thoughts anyone?
The dealer honored my original order pricing from back in Nov '21 which is great but i'm trying to understand that that extra $181 plus tax.