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Originally Posted by gerbs
150 means you're in production. The first stage is "picked for daily production pack" as the robots/employees are putting all the pieces together for your car so it can quickly roll through the assembly line.
Usually you'll sit at 150 for 2-6 days while all the parts and pieces are picked.
Based on what myself and others have encountered, it's generally 10 days 150 -> 155.
Call 800 831 1117 and hit 0 to speak to a representative. Tell them your production # and then ask when your vehicle began production. If the vehicle is still 150, they'll be able to give you the date. If it was bumped around/back to 112, they'll tell you the order is in the system but not in production.
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I spoke to them yesterday, they said the order was in, but no production date....and spoke to them today, and they said "its in production as of this morning at 10am"...... do they work sundays?...and also if it really is in production, would it make it out of there before they shut down for 2-3 weeks at the end of next week?