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I now have the VIN number on my ordered C4S Is there anyway to track where the car is now? thanks
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POST 2Original post
The only way is to keep in touch with your dealer. They should be able to tell you the date it goes on a ship and the approximate arrival date at port. That's really it.
POST 3Original post
You mean track it yourself through a website? Who do you think you are dealing with here - BMW? Karl
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks, I have very mixed emotions. I can't wait for the car, but it is zero degrees outside and snowing now! My dealer offered to store the car until the weather is better, but I want it now! however the thought of salt, slush and snow on a new C4S makes me realize that the smart thing to do is to wait.
POST 5Original post
oh c'mon! a little slush and snow won't hurt a modern, electro-galvanized, rust-prevention coated porsche! no need to baby it. now if you are driving behind a salt and dirt truck then that's another story (you also do not deserve to drive such a car, you should be drawn and quartered ) just drive it home, stay way back from cars in front of you and park it in the garage where you can stare at it to your heart's content. it beats daily trips to dealer :O carlos
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