S65 AMG: Timeline, experiences, observations, etc.
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Congrats.
Very, very exciting. I am sure you can't wait to get this beauty in your driveway.
Looking forward to seeing more. Those pictures are already filled with anticipation.
Happy driving.
Very, very exciting. I am sure you can't wait to get this beauty in your driveway.
Looking forward to seeing more. Those pictures are already filled with anticipation.
Happy driving.
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That's the ultimate W222
Thanks for your pics and appreciate your dealer as well .
Thanks for your pics and appreciate your dealer as well .
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My timeline stats
Here is my timeline expressed in numbers outlining the duration of each key milestone:
From initial "I want this car" to delivery: 239 days
From PO placed to production complete: 75 days
From production complete to shipment: 8 days
From ship departed to arrival to port: 11 days
From ship arrival to VPC release: 1 day
From VPC release to truck pickup: 3 days
From truck pickup to dealer delivery: 2 days
From initial "I want this car" to delivery: 239 days
From PO placed to production complete: 75 days
From production complete to shipment: 8 days
From ship departed to arrival to port: 11 days
From ship arrival to VPC release: 1 day
From VPC release to truck pickup: 3 days
From truck pickup to dealer delivery: 2 days
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Here is my timeline expressed in numbers outlining the duration of each key milestone:
From initial "I want this car" to delivery: 239 days
From PO placed to production complete: 75 days
From production complete to shipment: 8 days
From ship departed to arrival to port: 11 days
From ship arrival to VPC release: 1 day
From VPC release to truck pickup: 3 days
From truck pickup to dealer delivery: 2 days
From initial "I want this car" to delivery: 239 days
From PO placed to production complete: 75 days
From production complete to shipment: 8 days
From ship departed to arrival to port: 11 days
From ship arrival to VPC release: 1 day
From VPC release to truck pickup: 3 days
From truck pickup to dealer delivery: 2 days
I'd going to compare to my car and see where I stand, only my car is still on the other side of the ocean.
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Here is my timeline expressed in numbers outlining the duration of each key milestone:
From initial "I want this car" to delivery: 239 days
From PO placed to production complete: 75 days
From production complete to shipment: 8 days
From ship departed to arrival to port: 11 days
From ship arrival to VPC release: 1 day
From VPC release to truck pickup: 3 days
From truck pickup to dealer delivery: 2 days
From initial "I want this car" to delivery: 239 days
From PO placed to production complete: 75 days
From production complete to shipment: 8 days
From ship departed to arrival to port: 11 days
From ship arrival to VPC release: 1 day
From VPC release to truck pickup: 3 days
From truck pickup to dealer delivery: 2 days
Congrats, quite the long wait to get this beast! Looks fantastic!
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On my trip to Germany I got to meet several of the engine builders. Until then, I really didn't get the idea of this, but it really hit home that day.
When they say that the engine was built by this person, it really means this is the only person that touched your engine. I don't think I ever really understood that until I saw it with my own eyes.
To watch one man take an engine from a very small block all the way to what it looks like in your pictures is a remarkable experience.
You also realize, how truly talented these people are and, when you meet them, you understand how much pride really goes into each engine and how important it is to them to have their name on your engine.
I am very pleased to meet your engine builder. Thank you. I have a lot of respect for these guys.
When they say that the engine was built by this person, it really means this is the only person that touched your engine. I don't think I ever really understood that until I saw it with my own eyes.
To watch one man take an engine from a very small block all the way to what it looks like in your pictures is a remarkable experience.
You also realize, how truly talented these people are and, when you meet them, you understand how much pride really goes into each engine and how important it is to them to have their name on your engine.
I am very pleased to meet your engine builder. Thank you. I have a lot of respect for these guys.
Last edited by LovinMercedes; 10-24-2014 at 12:25 AM.
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Posting the entire spec from the sticker for next generation who will look at all of these features and will laugh at us, older folks, that our cars did not have auto-pilots, were not powerful enough, did not come with 21-speed NFCT (No Freaking Clutch Technology) and so on and so forth.
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Posting the entire spec from the sticker for next generation who will look at all of these feature and will laugh at us, older folks, that our cars did not have auto-pilots, were not powerful enough, did not come 21-speed NFCT (No Freaking Clutch Technology) and so on and so forth.
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wow what a car! looking forward to more pictures and driving impressions
many miles Terminator
many miles Terminator
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