MSRP- Same deal they gave me on my Rubicon 392. I never pay MSRP, but on limited run, hard to get units like these, I can stomach it. I obviously don’t think any investment is a sure thing, but this is one I’m willing to take a chance on because worst case I just keep it. 😉
I'd be concerned if I were you. My order was finalized the same day and I have had a vin for weeks. Does your order even come up on the order tracking website?
This is not accurate. This 300C is the 3rd Stellantis vehicle I have ordered in the past year and trust me, the VIN comes WAY before the vehicle is scheduled to be built. Like I said above, I ordered my 300C on the same day and I've had my VIN for weeks. There is no chance my car is being scheduled to be built already.
If you got your pre-order in during those 12 hours, your spot in line was held until you were able to submit your deposit. That process was driven by Chrysler and it took them weeks to get through to everyone and finally collect all of the deposits. I know this because I was one of those people who it took them weeks to finally contact. The first phone call I received sounded so shady that I actually hung up on them! They asked for my credit card info for the deposit and it just sounded very off and I got spooked. They eventually sent me e-mails and called me back and I finally submitted the deposit through the system on October 21, but I put in my original pre-order in the first few minutes of the system coming online.
At least we both ended up keeping our place in line! I'm pretty psyched about having one of a limited run of a car that I have always liked but never owned. I have several "SRT" vehicles and recently rented a 300S 5.7v8 and was very impressed with the car's overall quality and ride/handling, so I am excited to see how the 392 feels in that car. My only other 392s right now are both Jeeps (Rubicon and Grand Cherokee SRT), so I have no idea what a rear wheel drive 392 feels like! The Hellcat is an animal, plus it's a manual trans, so this will be a nice middle ground for me, I think. The 300C is also a much "classier" car than the "hot rods" that I currently own.
To your point, if he's as old as he projects himself to be, he hasn't yet made it to high school. And judging by his largely incoherent ramblings and lack of proper punctuation, let's all pray that he hasn't actually graduated from any high school - at least not one in an English speaking country.
You put in your name and the order number.
No. They would have a legal battle on their hands if they did.
I don't know who "GM" is, but here's the link.
haha... sorry, that went right over my head. GE (good evening).
I went with white for the exact opposite reason. (The fact that black seems more "apprropriate" makes me think mine will be less common and therefore, more desirable.)
Yeah, I submitted the online reservation right away as well, but I got an e-mail from the Chrysler Concierge saying that they were taking longer than they expected to connect with everyone. And, since I sort of snubbed the concierge when the finally did reach out to me, it took longer to finalize mine. 0123 is pretty darn early! Nice! Of course, I would rather have number 2200.
Although, this car is such a carryover from 2022, I suspect there won't be many adjustments that are necessary. I do like that my car will be built around the middle of the production, honestly. That way if there are any "shake downs" and adjustments that need to happen, they'll definitely be good by then AND it's early enough to not run into any potential component supply issues... hopefully.
This makes logical sense. Now, if only Stellantis did things that made logical sense, we would have the answer! The mere fact that these cars, Hellcats, and TRX trucks exist is proof that Stellantis does not only do such things...
