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Maybe its just me, but I dont really feel a lack of info. I placed an order and was told likely delivery is going to start around the middle of May. I have a price. I got the options I want. I can go online and see that my order does not have a VIN yet, so has not been built yet. My dealer can do the same thing. My dealer texts me at least twice a week to check in and try to answer any questions I might have. He sends me any updates he has.
Its a product that is being built on an assembly line. That means its a slow tedious process, and the US market is not first in line. You'll get your car, when you get it. Be patient.
Living close to Long Beach, one the largest ports for car deliveries to the US, I often drive down by the storage lots and see cars sitting there for weeks that dealers say haven't arrived yet in the US. When the Murano convertible was set to be released, my buddy that works at Nissan told me that there wouldn't be one in the US for over a month, yet I was seeing them in the storage lot. It's all a big timing game on getting these products to dealers and the public on set days. Its an even bigger game with two nearly identical products competing with each other. Just look at stuff like the releases for Apple products. We all know that places like Best Buy have boxes upon boxes of the product sitting there weeks before the release date. Its about keeping the manufacturer happy and playing by their rules. If FHI isnt divulging all the info up front, then SOA cant do much about it. I wouldn't call it an INFORMATION BLACKOUT. I feel like I have tons of info. There are hundreds of review videos and pics, we have pricing, we have options pricing, we have delivery times (maybe not exact, but a good estimate). I seriously doubt that SOA's biggest concern is making sure you know when you'll get your exact order.
Chill out, have a beer, watch some BRZ videos, and bask in the glory of the fact that you will get BRZ when it's ready.
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