I actually didn’t put any deposit they just said ok send us your build and we will let you know when it gets picked up. I’d almost rather have put some money down so it felt more… legit?
I don't think a deposit is necessary at all. That being said, I had no problem putting a deposit down after they got the allocation that I used to put in my customized order.
I would call the dealer and submit a generic order just to get it in the system. Then, when the configurator comes online, build exactly what you want, send it to the dealer and have them update it. I even had my dealer send me a copy of the workbench order just to make sure they got it in there correctly.
That's a long wait. My rep told me that mine would most likely get pushed back as a MY23 car. Considering that I also ordered carbon fiber 1, i have a strong feeling I may not see this thing land until the middle of next year I'd imagine. Hell, I may even forfeit CF1 if it means getting the car here any sooner.
Nope, thats specific to dealerships. I have an order in place with $0 deposit.
Up to the dealer. Some wants you print it out and bring it to them, email them the build or build it right there with them.
Yep, no CF1 / 2 options. Even the seats would randomly go on constraint. Word on the street is they probably wont have any CF1/2 the rest of the year, 120th anniversary ones might be the exception...
This would imply they've received allocation and offered it to you if you removed the Carbon Fiber. Generally dealers won't just immediately dismiss the order you've submitted them if they receive allocation just because one of the options you selected 14 months ago is on constraint. They will call you and say you can order the car but you can't order x and/or y. If you say no dice, they skip over you to the next in line and they repeat this process when the next allocation comes in.
According to public info back in February, the first allocations for 2023 models were "supposed" to be DOSP Cycle of 5/26. Is that still accurate?
