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Well...shit...I tried deleting a couple posts out of the old order tracking thread and I apparently nuked the whole damn thread! :r :hb

NOTE: the order tracking system is for U.S. based orders only. I can only view orders placed with dealers in the U.S.
NOTE: I will only track ONE order per member. If you have orders in at multiple dealers, pick one...

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It is beyond my comprehension in regards to these latest posts just how some cars can be moving forward while others are literally surrounded by unfinished CT4s on life support and unable to be shipped out. GM wants to sell these cars, wants to ship these cars, wants to make money. I'm just lost.


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It is beyond my comprehension in regards to these latest posts just how some cars can be moving forward while others are literally surrounded by unfinished CT4s on life support and unable to be shipped out. GM wants to sell these cars, wants to ship these cars, wants to make money. I'm just lost.


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Installing a part and changing the status is a matter of walking down the line with the parts and a laptop, getting the cars aligned to be loaded on carriers.... now that's going to be a challenge.
 
It is beyond my comprehension in regards to these latest posts just how some cars can be moving forward while others are literally surrounded by unfinished CT4s on life support and unable to be shipped out. GM wants to sell these cars, wants to ship these cars, wants to make money. I'm just lost.


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It's the vertical lines of cars that you don't want to be in. :hb
 

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It's the vertical lines of cars that you don't want to be in. :hb
Yep, I did a Supply Chain Transformation project as a consultant for GM at Fort Wayne Assembly about 11 years ago.

When they don't have a lot of issues or a lot of cars on hold, staging them in columns like that may delay the column maybe a week at the most but they can normally turn whole staging lots over in three days, 9 cars per carrier one right after the other.

It gets messy when they have a lot of cars with QC issues or can't clear the lot and the line is still rolling. You wind up with completed cars in the middle waiting weeks for problem cars on the ends to clear so the whole column can move. Works well when it works but when it doesn't well.... you know.

Cars that aren't in the staging columns are normally hard MP's. Those are the ones that used to get lost in the system, all it takes is for the car not to be in the assigned space by three or four cars, and then it is seriously lost until they can flag where it actually is, get the part on it, and get it into a staging column. It was a fun gig, they used basically that same system at every plant. MP is NOT where you want to be.

But now since nearly everything they made was technically MP with their massive run-shy policy, I don't have a clue how they're keeping track of what is where and when its supposed to turn out of the staging lots. Plus that process knowledge is over a decade old so....

I'm counting on greed and the pressure to make Q3 numbers as an incentive to get a quicker delivery date, but we are talking about herding goats at this point so, anything is possible.
 
Yep, I did a Supply Chain Transformation project as a consultant for GM at Fort Wayne Assembly about 11 years ago.

When they don't have a lot of issues or a lot of cars on hold, staging them in columns like that may delay the column maybe a week at the most but they can normally turn whole staging lots over in three days, 9 cars per carrier one right after the other.

It gets messy when they have a lot of cars with QC issues or can't clear the lot and the line is still rolling. You wind up with completed cars in the middle waiting weeks for problem cars on the ends to clear so the whole column can move. Works well when it works but when it doesn't well.... you know.

Cars that aren't in the staging columns are normally hard MP's. Those are the ones that used to get lost in the system, all it takes is for the car not to be in the assigned space by three or four cars, and then it is seriously lost until they can flag where it actually is, get the part on it, and get it into a staging column. It was a fun gig, they used basically that same system at every plant. MP is NOT where you want to be.

But now since nearly everything they made was technically MP with their massive run-shy policy, I don't have a clue how they're keeping track of what is where and when its supposed to turn out of the staging lots. Plus that process knowledge is over a decade old so....

I'm counting on greed and the pressure to make Q3 numbers as an incentive to get a quicker delivery date, but we are talking about herding goats at this point so, anything is possible.
This is fascinating. Thank you both for this info. Wow.
 
Yep, I did a Supply Chain Transformation project as a consultant for GM at Fort Wayne Assembly about 11 years ago.

When they don't have a lot of issues or a lot of cars on hold, staging them in columns like that may delay the column maybe a week at the most but they can normally turn whole staging lots over in three days, 9 cars per carrier one right after the other.

It gets messy when they have a lot of cars with QC issues or can't clear the lot and the line is still rolling. You wind up with completed cars in the middle waiting weeks for problem cars on the ends to clear so the whole column can move. Works well when it works but when it doesn't well.... you know.

Cars that aren't in the staging columns are normally hard MP's. Those are the ones that used to get lost in the system, all it takes is for the car not to be in the assigned space by three or four cars, and then it is seriously lost until they can flag where it actually is, get the part on it, and get it into a staging column. It was a fun gig, they used basically that same system at every plant. MP is NOT where you want to be.

But now since nearly everything they made was technically MP with their massive run-shy policy, I don't have a clue how they're keeping track of what is where and when its supposed to turn out of the staging lots. Plus that process knowledge is over a decade old so....

I'm counting on greed and the pressure to make Q3 numbers as an incentive to get a quicker delivery date, but we are talking about herding goats at this point so, anything is possible.
Logistics have to be a nightmare!
 
The goats stuck in Lansing need to take note. If this Pot Belly Pig can do it... 🤣

 
Hahahahahahahahaha, 4 months, that's cute, I've been reading the comments for 14 months..... Wow, has it really been that long since I received the first 5BW in the nation?
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@Tall Mr. I got the first BW in the nation and my badge email from cadillac Steve...
LOL, I just received the email a couple of days ago.... I will probably be the last to get the badge..... I think my luck is running out, especially after Vegas!
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