Things are going to be very different this year. We've been able to order 2022 Ram for a little over a month now, but they're not up on Ram's site. Compass is done scheduling 2021 orders, but we can't order 2022 yet. We get no answers from our rep, your guess is as good as ours on when the full change over will happen. It may go back to the real good old days when the next year model was debuted in January ish.I’m amazed that somebody talked about 21 production running into December. Back “in the day” as noted July 4 week was changeover and they’d get ready for next years model to be on the lot in a couple months.,
I had to call around to a few dealers by me to actually find one in stock that was actually on the lot. I found one and high-tailed it out there to test drive it. I really wanted to see how differently it drove from a regular Sahara. Glad I did because it helped me convince my husband to buy one even faster (it drove "less bouncy" )!We never even got to test drive, every listed 4xe was sold before we called, or before we could get there.
I don't believe this is entirely true (at least not every dealer). When my special ordered one was in-transit, I started hawking my dealer's website and NEVER saw it appear in their inventory. Granted I live withing trucking distance from Toledo, but I knew when it went into "released to shipping" status. Dealers have two "websites", internal and public.I believe most dealer website listings are listing customer orders as part of inventory. Drums up interest, potentially gets people in the door. Very few are actually available for sale.
I ordered 7/7 and got a VIN 7/8.Has anyone tried to order a 4xe since Thursday?
Yup especially if it is photo you would like to see really bad you know what I meanThat makes sense, and I agree. What I worry about is that an order placed right before the end of production gets delayed for some reason. Hopefully they have outstanding inventory control, and didn’t trust Jimmy doing an eyeball count of the number of batteries left in the stack.
I was going to hold out for a ‘22 but the dealer said Jeep told them it would be late fall before anything would show up. In the end, it’s kinda fun going through the order process. It reminds me of the old days of the internet and slowly waiting for the photos to load line by line. The anticipation of what was coming next was part of the excitement!
I looked as well. My dealer never showed my Wrangler on their website. They also don't show incoming inventory. Other dealers seem to show incoming inventory of Jeeps shortly after the window stickers are available (The month/day is on the window sticker). I am not sure if they show sold orders or not.I don't believe this is entirely true (at least not every dealer). When my special ordered one was in-transit, I started hawking my dealer's website and NEVER saw it appear in their inventory.
I can usually see "in-transit" vehicles, but not sold vehicles. Now that doesn't mean that someone like us couldn't buy it while it's in-transit.I looked as well. My dealer never showed my Wrangler on their website. They also don't show incoming inventory. Other dealers seem to show incoming inventory of Jeeps shortly after the window stickers are available (The month/day is on the window sticker). I am not sure if they show sold orders or not.
Yeah my 4xe order never showed up on the dealer/Jeep inventory search. But I do remember my 2018 custom order definitely did. Not sure if they changed something at some point? I guess it would make sense not to include sold orders in the inventory search. Especially these days when actual dealer stock is so low. That would piss me off if I was searching and all of the inventory that came up was already sold.I looked as well. My dealer never showed my Wrangler on their website. They also don't show incoming inventory. Other dealers seem to show incoming inventory of Jeeps shortly after the window stickers are available (The month/day is on the window sticker). I am not sure if they show sold orders or not.