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Originally Posted by Spaceywilly
If you put an order for any other Subaru model you will get an ETA and you can watch it go through the process just like that. The problem is that since there is such high demand for these they are not built to order, so in other words your order is not assigned to a specific car as soon as you place it. Subaru builds batches of BRZs and puts them on boats and it is only after they get off the boat that your dealer gets to pick one out and assign your order to it. Once the demand dies down and production catches up to demand, you will be able to see your order go through the whole process, so if you want that level of detail wait another year and try again.
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Originally Posted by Dave-ROR
It's better to not offer a date, then to provide one and have any number of a million things delay it and have a customer complaining about the date they were given.
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^^^ For both the comments above. Then SOA should not have given a buyer a VON. PERIOD!
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Originally Posted by Laika
Subaru (Japan) themselves should be able to give you this. They have to know what their production numbers are like right? Let's be real here, they MUST have a way to give an ETA +/- 7 days if they really wanted to.
I do agree though, giving a specific date as an ETA is a pretty bad idea.
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I agree completely with your first statement.
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Originally Posted by SkullWorks
they gave me a 12-14 week window...(both the dealer and SOA)
it will be 16 weeks this friday...
Just keeping the facts straight....
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You're the lucky one then. I was one of the very first to put in my order with Irvine Subaru (the largest Subaru dealership in SoCal) and still nothing.
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