Oh I'm sorry, I was confused by your post and thought you were saying it was built and just not delivered. That's incredibly frustrating. Hopefully your dealer can shed some light on it. Unfortunately, it seems like even they can't find out the root of some of these things. I just wish there was more transparency.
My dealer has no clue…. Says his rep has no clue Transparency? Wth is that?
Droz, Rob's Order Tracker lists your TPW as this week (same as mine). FWIW, my dealer told me this morning that the car is "on the production line." I haven't even reached out to the dealer being told that we went 3000 in August, so hopefully the reach out from the dealer this morning is positive. Either way, experience from others on this site tells us that our cars will get to us eventually and will be amazing!
Yes thanks, i have been hearing the car is amazing since i went to 3000 many months ago. I had asked rob a few weeks ago to change my tpw to 11/22 which he has not done Both my dealer and the cadillac folks have confirmed for quite a while my tpw 11/22 this from this morning
Ok, makes sense. My last TPW before being moved to 1/3 was 11/15, and the dealer did say this morning that my car had been on the production line for quite some time. Could be similar to your car in that respect.
I can respect your dilemma.. thing is, i dont , nor does my dealer actually know where my car is , or if its built awaiting parts, or even built at all… like you mentioned, no transparency… imoa no way to be treated…. Just give me the truth Thanks for listening
O forgot, my tpw did move to 1/3 about a month ago them went back to 11/22
Let me know if you hear anything and I will do the same. We're getting closer...
You are at 3400 with a TPW 1/3/22
Guess you did not read prior posts…. This from the cadillac.com this morning at 10:30 am
And been at this status for a while sir
oops, you're right...sorry..
Trust me when I say that you can't put a lot of faith in the event codes......Things move and the system does not update as fast as the cars are moving, or that has been the case with me..
Steve, all this run around and im not even in the pit of doom yet……
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PERFECTLY SAID !!This article explains it all. I guess GM would rather sell an $75k Sierra than a $110k Blackwing. Yeah, real strategic. Once you lose a customer they rarely come back:
GM loses spot atop US car market to Toyota: Auto sales update | Auto Finance News
For the first time since 1931, General Motors Co. isn’t the top-selling automaker in the U.S. The Detroit-based manufacturer lost its crown to Japanese rival Toyota Motor Corp., which boosted sales 10% last year despite a 28% decline in the fourth quarter. With 2.3 million units sold in the U.S...
“That forced GM to be strategic about where it dedicated supplies. In a dismal quarter, sales of the Chevy Tahoe and Suburban, GMC Yukon and Cadillac Escalade large sport utility vehicles all were up. Those are the most profitable vehicles the company sells.”
