[Tbone98]

Originally Posted by olrocker

The car is no longer on GM property. They are not involved with UAW. It’s now with Precision Vehicle Holding. They have their own trucks and drivers

http://precisionvehicleholding.com/

Being local, and seeing many of these strikes, the UAW will set picket lines and the off lot dealers as well. Anybody involved in making or moving the vehicles will be affected. They even set up picket lines at the GM global tech center for employees to disrupt entrance.
The teamsters and UAW are strongly connected in Michigan. If the UAW strikes, Teamsters will support

[Iconic]

3800 is car built. That is what I was hopping to hear today when I talked to me sales manager. I'm ready for event code 6000!

[olrocker]

Originally Posted by Iconic

3800 is car built. That is what I was hopping to hear today when I talked to me sales manager. I'm ready for event code 6000!

That’s right I had it wrong I think one of the earlier codes is when configuration is loaded. Sorry.

Yes we are ALL anxiously awaiting that wonderful final code!!

[olrocker]

Originally Posted by Tbone98

Being local, and seeing many of these strikes, the UAW will set picket lines and the off lot dealers as well. Anybody involved in making or moving the vehicles will be affected. They even set up picket lines at the GM global tech center for employees to disrupt entrance.
The teamsters and UAW are strongly connected in Michigan. If the UAW strikes, Teamsters will support

Well crap, they better get it loaded and on the roll out before the strike then.

As I understand it the current contract ends at midnight Sept. 14th. They could accept any negotiated deal before then to avert a strike and last second aversions have happened before. Or nothing gets done satisfactory to the UAW and the walk off at midnight.

So we have till Sept 14th to get ‘em built, loaded, and rolled out.

[NovaSS4spdFan]

My car was built on 08/10 and is at 3800.

[AZ Shane]

Question: Does anyone here know how many days it is currently taking to go from build week to completed car, ready for shipping?

Thanks, in advance for your answers!

[Supr4n3]

Originally Posted by AZ Shane

Question: Does anyone here know how many days it is currently taking to go from build week to completed car, ready for shipping?

Thanks, in advance for your answers!

Several people hit their TPW on the nose, but I don't know if anyone has gotten 4200 and left Lansing yet. Mine was built the 1st week of 2024 production (8/7), but is still hasn't left.

[Tbone98]

Originally Posted by AZ Shane

Question: Does anyone here know how many days it is currently taking to go from build week to completed car, ready for shipping?

Thanks, in advance for your answers!

when your TPW comes, the TPD is luck of the draw on how they pull the orders. The TPD is the day that the vehicle hit GA (general assembly). Once it hits GA, its a full day until complete and roll off