Is Challenger production delayed?
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Just talked to my Ford dealer friends in Michigan and New York and they’re telling me they have ZERO new vehicles on they’re lots. NONE. They both said they probably won’t receive ANY new cars until Oct/Nov. of 2021. This is nationwide and affecting ALL manufacturers. This is all due to the global microchip production shortage. It’s mostly due to Thailand and Vietnam chip manufacturing being shut down because of COVID.
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I actually just connected with my saleswoman at the dealership I ordered my Challenger Hellcat Redeye widebody from, and she said my order has been updated with a delivery date of 8/18/21. I ordered it on 5/15/21. Thankfully, I think Dodge is in a better position than many other manufacturers and dealers.
Pat in St. Paul, MN
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Just talked to my Ford dealer friends in Michigan and New York and they’re telling me they have ZERO new vehicles on they’re lots. NONE. They both said they probably won’t receive ANY new cars until Oct/Nov. of 2021. This is nationwide and affecting ALL manufacturers. This is all due to the global microchip production shortage. It’s mostly due to Thailand and Vietnam chip manufacturing being shut down because of COVID.
...and people wonder why I prefer older iron.
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Ya chip shortage is effecting everything. Well, i'm off to the dealer tomorrow to check on a few things for my perspective order. Hoping I can get all I want.
When I get the order going, it will give me some time to save up a bit more on the down. I'll just have to be patient and wait for it.
I'll be sure to get some good winter tires going and maybe a 2nd set of wheels so I can swap out as needed. Going to be interesting to be back in an American car vs European. LOL. Time for change.
I'll post again on what goes on.
When I get the order going, it will give me some time to save up a bit more on the down. I'll just have to be patient and wait for it.
I'll be sure to get some good winter tires going and maybe a 2nd set of wheels so I can swap out as needed. Going to be interesting to be back in an American car vs European. LOL. Time for change.
I'll post again on what goes on.
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Actually, it's partly chip production being reduced during the pandemic and partly because of a container shortage.They come to the U.S., go to South Africa with produce, then sit there. The Kentucky State Fairground is full of Ford trucks from their Louisville plant. When the chips come in, they will be installed and shipped, but they haven't got the chips yet.
...and people wonder why I prefer older iron.
...and people wonder why I prefer older iron.
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Before I retired, I would get a daily digest of things the company would send out to update people in different jobs. I worked in logistics so I generally went to that part. The pandemic showed a bunch of problems with the status quo. A lot of companies were rethinking their supply chain logistics. Between bringing bsic supply production back on shore and spreading into other countries. China is still a big player but India is chasing them and Vietnam is coming on strong.
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Before I retired, I would get a daily digest of things the company would send out to update people in different jobs. I worked in logistics so I generally went to that part. The pandemic showed a bunch of problems with the status quo. A lot of companies were rethinking their supply chain logistics. Between bringing bsic supply production back on shore and spreading into other countries. China is still a big player but India is chasing them and Vietnam is coming on strong.