The code is useless to the consumer. What’s more useful information, “Hi Bob your Jeep is currently in code G, have a good day” or “Hi Bob your Jeep is currently in the trim stage preparing for paint”?
The two statements provide the same information, I understand and agree with that. My point was that enthusiasts on here seem to know of and find value in the status codes. For some reason, Jeep decided to stop providing those. That's all.
Couldn’t agree more. Good thing I have a beer fridge, it really helps with the waiting part, that and trying to decide on 223 other accessory/parts options.
The problems with shipping in the rail industry as well as the trucking industry is as real and debilitating as the chip shortages are. It doesn't make it any better, but it's the truth. When mine sat 7 miles from my house for 2 weeks I was told there used to be as many as 60 trucks a day taking cars to dealers. Now they are lucky to see that in 2 weeks.
Yeah, It’s pretty irritating putting in a bunch of information just so you can ask what the status is for vin number xyz. Dealer told me 3-5 months, they had just downgraded to that as opposed to 3 months.
Pepper23, I am coming up on three months, from December 16th start building date of 2022. It takes almost a month for shipping, I am at four if they even started building. Five months might be the right number! Good luck on your build!
I was told 3 months end of December for my nearly stock Sport S order. If it makes it in the next couple weeks that will be true. It’s on a rail car currently in Missouri so there is a chance ?I purposely left off a lot of the technology upgrades in the hope of speeding up the process. Only opted for tow package.
The offending miniscule piece can vary day to day: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...-vin-and-actual-deliveries.83840/post-1845045
