Question: Tracking the delivery and Build schedule
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Question: Tracking the delivery and Build schedule
How does one track the delivery on a vehicle, slated for delivery in October as a part of the first 4 allroads to be delivered to the dealer?
Do the dealers give updated as to the schedules and port dates? I've seen many posts on this topic
but did not pay too much attention since I got my 4.2 from dealer stock/swap!
Mike Gross
'00 A6Q 4.2
'01 allroad due mid-Oct
Do the dealers give updated as to the schedules and port dates? I've seen many posts on this topic
but did not pay too much attention since I got my 4.2 from dealer stock/swap!
Mike Gross
'00 A6Q 4.2
'01 allroad due mid-Oct
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Unfortunately, there's no way to do your own on-line tracking
As ack67 says, you need to rely on your dealer to view the weekly status reports and then get back to you with updates on your car as it moves through the system.
Be aware that in addition to the aggregate report that contains current status for all of the dealer's pending orders, your dealer can run a car-specific query at any time. It results in a print-out that will show among other things current status, key dates (date ordered, date built, date on ship, date ship sailed, etc.). It should also show your name. That's important, because your name on the report identifies the car as pre-sold, which in turn usually results in priority processing once the ship is unloaded at the U.S. port. The end result is that your car will arrive at the dealer up to 2 weeks faster. If your name doesn't appear on the query print-out, you'll probably want to have your dealer make the needed correction.<p>mpuzach
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Be aware that in addition to the aggregate report that contains current status for all of the dealer's pending orders, your dealer can run a car-specific query at any time. It results in a print-out that will show among other things current status, key dates (date ordered, date built, date on ship, date ship sailed, etc.). It should also show your name. That's important, because your name on the report identifies the car as pre-sold, which in turn usually results in priority processing once the ship is unloaded at the U.S. port. The end result is that your car will arrive at the dealer up to 2 weeks faster. If your name doesn't appear on the query print-out, you'll probably want to have your dealer make the needed correction.<p>mpuzach
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2000 A6 2.8Q Tip
Racing Green/Tungsten Gray
Conv Pkg/Cold Wthr/Xenons
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Re: Ask the dealer for a copy of his weekly computer printout.
Your dealer should get a weekly computer printout showing the status of all the cars they have on order. Ask them for a copy of the sheet with your car on it.
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