I agree DD, at 6'6" also and 280# the Hellcat is the right fir for me. I have a C3 Vette and I fall out of it to get out. Maybe the allocations should go by size and age, what do you think??![]()
Come on T, you know you would have been 00002, unless you have 850K to part with?Isn't there something about beauty before age? Either way I would have been toast! I'd be waiting till next DECEMBER...
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I agree KM, most of us know a VON means nothing. But I think if Chrysler took the people that have orders and money in from 3 months ago, and gave them all VINs, it would cool things down a bitFolks, just remember that there is a very limited segment of the population that even want a Challenger/Charger Hellcat. As much as I like the car compared to to others, most Americans could care less. We are a select group who WILL get a car if you can remain patient. There will come a day that these will be available to purchase off the lot (yes I know its hard to fathom the thought, but it will happen). In time Ford will be producing a 700HP Mustang which to most Americans is a far more popular car and triples the sales of Dodges. GM will follow up with something for the Camaro
(its already in the works). The bottom line is simple, Dodge needs to capitalize while they can. Once the competition makes there specialty cars available things will change and you won't have people running around saying the sky is falling.. If this was a "very limited" car most everyday folks either wouldn't spend the money for this car or couldn't afford it because it would be priced to where only a select group of people would buy this car like celebrities or athletes.. So yes, this car is special because its the first of its kind, but let's chill out and let things happen. Its Winter for most of us anyway.. Oh and if you have a VON, that means nothing.. Its when you go to D status that means something. For people that gave deposits in "good faith" unless the dealer has an allotment, your not even in the order banks at Dodge..
You have to remember bfusion that Chrysler isn't taking orders or deposits from any consumer, that's the dealers. Most dealers (ethical) aren't even taking orders if they don't have an allocation. Its unfortunate that there are dealers who are taking deposits to start a waiting list/line to get a car as they gain allocations from Dodge. Until they start building sold orders nothing will change. They will start building "sold" orders sometime next spring, but for now unless a dealers has an allocation, a;; of the VON's and deposits mean nothing to Dodge..I agree KM, most of us know a VON means nothing. But I think if Chrysler took the people that have orders and money in from 3 months ago, and gave them all VINs, it would cool things down a bit
I hear ya! They'll get it together, be patient my friend, were going to get our cars..I've stated it before & I'll do it again: It's not that the car could take a while to be delivered. It's the fact that no one in the company has even made an attempt to answer my & others questions. Based on orders & line time someone there can forecast a build estimate. It's not a hard or impossible request. SRT in the U.S. provides you with some service. Try Canada! We are completely in the dark! If someone there had the balls to tell me or my dealer that it won't happen for me until the 2016 model; I'd have more respect for the whole handling of the situation than I do now... For me it has more to due with the lack of communication than the production time...
Unfortunately a dealer can take a deposit and print up an order sheet and it will show BA status/sold order.. That however is not yet been excepted into the actual order bank by Dodge.. BX status is basically the first acknowledgment from the Factory.Looking at my order sheet, it says status: BA: pending order and also says : scheduling priority: 1 Sold order
So I'm confused... Dodge has this info as I have discussed it with them
"BX" in Dodge lingo stands for buzz kill. Don't let anyone else tell you different...Hey! I have a first acknowledgement from the factory. Woooo. Oh, wait...
I understand but if you ask most people, their contact with the car companies is through the dealer. Their dealer is Chrysler or Ford or whatever. You can't blame themYou have to remember bfusion that Chrysler isn't taking orders or deposits from any consumer, that's the dealers. Most dealers (ethical) aren't even taking orders if they don't have an allocation. Its unfortunate that there are dealers who are taking deposits to start a waiting list/line to get a car as they gain allocations from Dodge. Until they start building sold orders nothing will change. They will start building "sold" orders sometime next spring, but for now unless a dealers has an allocation, a;; of the VON's and deposits mean nothing to Dodge..