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<blockquote data-quote="butsy" data-source="post: 332823" data-attributes="member: 7109"><p>Holding all cars for 2 weeks after they are built 'in case' of a recall is absolutely bad information, especially 4 years in to a Model!!!! Once the car is built, and if there are 0 issues found after Final Inspection, car is shipped very quickly to its destination, quite often the next day or 2....Holding cars at the very start of a Major Model change is common for a couple weeks....2 main reasons - 1) Software problems are common at the start, so Reflashes are quite common, and easy to do when cars are still parked. 2) Inventory needs to build up prior to shipping so once shipping starts, all dealers can get a few cars at the same time......</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="butsy, post: 332823, member: 7109"] Holding all cars for 2 weeks after they are built 'in case' of a recall is absolutely bad information, especially 4 years in to a Model!!!! Once the car is built, and if there are 0 issues found after Final Inspection, car is shipped very quickly to its destination, quite often the next day or 2....Holding cars at the very start of a Major Model change is common for a couple weeks....2 main reasons - 1) Software problems are common at the start, so Reflashes are quite common, and easy to do when cars are still parked. 2) Inventory needs to build up prior to shipping so once shipping starts, all dealers can get a few cars at the same time...... [/QUOTE]
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