2019 C 43 coupe Canada - "Released to Carrier"




Was just at the dealer this AM. He checked the system and he mentioned the internal system shows "Released to Carrier." I wasnt sure what the details of that meant, but thought Id ask here to see if anyone knows or has experience with this in the past?
Thanks




Last edited by Mayur999; Sep 29, 2018 at 08:34 PM.
Thanks man. Appreciate it. My SA did request it to be transported by truck instead of rail for it to get here quicker but let’s wait and see. The system shows dealer delivery Oct 7, but not sure how accurate it is. Weirdly, he said one system still says car is on hold while the internal system showed released to carrier. So, trying to tempter my expectations for now.
When we ordered our C450 is went transcontinental rail with multiple stops and delays and took nearly 3 weeks to get to the VPC. When we ordered our GLC 43 is shipped via container vessel direct to the US West coast VPC near Long Beach CA. After it arrived in the VPC it was released to carrier about 2 days later. The carrier dropped it at the dealership in Oregon 4 days later. The dealer took a a day and a half to prep it and called us for evening pick up.




When we ordered our C450 is went transcontinental rail with multiple stops and delays and took nearly 3 weeks to get to the VPC. When we ordered our GLC 43 is shipped via container vessel direct to the US West coast VPC near Long Beach CA. After it arrived in the VPC it was released to carrier about 2 days later. The carrier dropped it at the dealership in Oregon 4 days later. The dealer took a a day and a half to prep it and called us for evening pick up.
Do you know which VPC your car shipped to?
If you've ever worked in logistics this should make sense: The car haulers run very similar to std LTL freight. So, in my case, direct from LA to Portland (FTL) is usually 2 days but LTL is usually 4-5. My car arrived 4 days after leaving Long Beach. Similarly to LTL, the driver is making multiple stops along the way and dropping cars as he goes.




Do you know which VPC your car shipped to?
If you've ever worked in logistics this should make sense: The car haulers run very similar to std LTL freight. So, in my case, direct from LA to Portland (FTL) is usually 2 days but LTL is usually 4-5. My car arrived 4 days after leaving Long Beach. Similarly to LTL, the driver is making multiple stops along the way and dropping cars as he goes.
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