ekimgnuj
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Sorry, I should have been more clear. I check my dealer's website to see if it has arrived. At least on my dealer's website, you can tell if it is present on the lot if there is NOT a "This Vehicle is in Transit" image under the photo of the vehicle description. As the "In Transit" is likely tied to FCA tracking, I wouldn't rely on that as accurate, but I assume it would show up on the dealer page if the dealer physically checks the Jeep into the lot. I hope so anyway!
Of course, this is just my thinking on the matter, just a theory really as I don't have any specific information and my only knowledge about the tracking system and delivery problems is from what is written on this forum, and what my dealer and Jeep Cares have been able to figure out. We've seen a number of vehicles show up at dealerships while still showing in FCA tracking as in Marion or some other yard, which makes me think the problem is with the FCA tracking system maybe not being able to handle the load of so many vehicles in transit at the same time, or bad RFID chips, or sloppy paperwork as jeeps are loaded in a rush, who knows.
Of course, this is just my thinking on the matter, just a theory really as I don't have any specific information and my only knowledge about the tracking system and delivery problems is from what is written on this forum, and what my dealer and Jeep Cares have been able to figure out. We've seen a number of vehicles show up at dealerships while still showing in FCA tracking as in Marion or some other yard, which makes me think the problem is with the FCA tracking system maybe not being able to handle the load of so many vehicles in transit at the same time, or bad RFID chips, or sloppy paperwork as jeeps are loaded in a rush, who knows.
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That is unfortunate, I'm sure we were all hoping that FCA setting up a "special" outreach group to deal with the JL delay questions meant they were taking all of the questions and complaints seriously. It really sounds to me that FCA doesn't understand what the problems are, or perhaps someone does but is not funneling the information up (or down) to the right people. Very frustrating. For the amount our maxed out JLs are costing, its only a tiny bump up for some fairly functional "luxury" alternatives. Or some really sweet crossovers from Porsche or Range Rover that handle just fine on the beach - which is most of my "off roading." (I know my comment is heresy on this forum, sorry - I've driven nothing but Jeep products for at least 25 years, can't even count how many I have purchased over the years, with one momentary 1 year bout of insanity with a Range Rover - but I'm really rethinking given all of the problems everyone is having and not being able to get information about the delays.) 
