[Wildcat24]

Hey guys, I've got a car that just finished being built today and is scheduled for a Performance Center Delivery on July 31st. My only concern is I have sold my old car and am having to borrow cars to get around so the sooner the better for me. It looks like I could get it at my dealer much sooner than the PCD. My question is, when is it too late to change from the PCD to just the dealership delivery? Thanks

[JasonX4MComp]

Originally Posted by Wildcat24

Hey guys, I've got a car that just finished being built today and is scheduled for a Performance Center Delivery on July 31st. My only concern is I have sold my old car and am having to borrow cars to get around so the sooner the better for me. It looks like I could get it at my dealer much sooner than the PCD. My question is, when is it too late to change from the PCD to just the dealership delivery? Thanks

Contact your Client Advisor and have him submit the Cancellation Form. It will get redirected to the dealership and you won't incur any additional fees since the car hasn't arrived at the PC

[xG35c]

My car had just started production and I tried to get it redirected to the PC. My dealer said "no problem" at first, but then told me "no way". Unless he was just too lazy to bother (and he might be) it seems like once the build is locked and the paperwork generated for the car they can't even change the delivery destination.

[JasonX4MComp]

Originally Posted by xG35c

My car had just started production and I tried to get it redirected to the PC. My dealer said "no problem" at first, but then told me "no way". Unless he was just too lazy to bother (and he might be) it seems like once the build is locked and the paperwork generated for the car they can't even change the delivery destination.

Once production starts you can't have it redirected to the PC. There are to many variables and they can't have a car sit there for months until they have an open spot. You can cancel and have it sent to the dealer instead