I spoke to them today and they said because of the more than expected number of orders it would be later this week.USA customers were supposed to be contacted in July to confirm build specs and find out their build position. Has anyone been contacted yet?
There was someone who was local. His twin brother is in the YouTube video from the LA drive. They live in Seattle. It might be a good guess. I went on their Facebook page and came across this front and center. If they are remodeling the shop it might be to include IG.
Is this a list you received? I have not seen this.Yeah, a Lexus dealer in Seattle makes a whole lot of sense...as does a Ferrari dealer in Portland.
What's wrong with a BMW dealership, since a majority of the rig is BMW-based??
Still no info on many of the Remote service locations like Sacramento.
I'm aghast....
Atlanta: 770-998-8686
Boise: (316) 708-7774 and tbrandenburgh@lylepearson.com
Boston: 781-474-2450 and nai@rokovehicles.com
Carolinas: 336-451-4971 and dmills@millsautogroup.com
Chicago: 847-234-1700
Colorado Springs: 719-633-4633 and thomb@rednoland.com
Dallas: 214-902-2200
Houston: 281-589-5300 and ashton@mossytexas.com
Los Angeles: 626-449-2377 and bbeatt@rusnakautogroup.com
Miami: 856-778-1500
Newport (CA): 760-535-1985
Philadelphia: 484-804-4800 and Ftucci@rdsautogroup.com
Portland: 503-255-7560 Ron Tonkin Gran Turismo/Ferrari
Salt Lake City: 385-252-5090
San Diego: 858-654-2850 and tmossy@mossy.com
Tampa: 727-527-5731 and jmyers@crowncars.com
Post #20 in this thread.Is this a list you received? I have not seen this.
Only engine mechanicals are BMW, even the DME software and tools are unique to the Ineos line. The factory scan tool software, at least used on the PTO2s, is not the same as BMWYeah, a Lexus dealer in Seattle makes a whole lot of sense...as does a Ferrari dealer in Portland.
What's wrong with a BMW dealership, since a majority of the rig is BMW-based??
Only engine mechanicals are BMW, even the DME software and tools are unique to the Ineos line. The factory scan tool software, at least used on the PTO2s, is not the same as BMW
The current dealers listed are simply addresses and numbers of the chain, once they are opened they will be Ineos brand dealers at those locations (or within the same chain)
With the detune on the engine output it is unique to the Ineos use-case; the detune specifically for increased longevity/reliabilityDME software is unique to INEOS; wow, news to me. WHY??????? BMW has been doing this for over a century, INEOS 0yrs. Why reinvent the wheel when they're using a BMW lump and tranny?
I'm well aware, Jeremy and I have been on many of the same forums for probably over 20 years at this point, most of that time I spent working for an independent European performance/service shop similar to Matrix (but on the East coast)@anand jeremy might be to modest but heads up, he runs auto business in Oregon. Some great stuff he does, not only his off road rigs but customers.
You have to keep in mind also that BMW have a competing range of vehicles, although I wouldn't consider them.With the detune on the engine output it is unique to the Ineos use-case; the detune specifically for increased longevity/reliability
DaveBYou have to keep in mind also that BMW have a competing range of vehicles, although I wouldn't consider them.
Ineos is an OEM customer for Engines but not the ZF transmission.
As Ineos are using different transfer case, 4WD systems, brakes, displays etc it may not have been possible/viable to use the BMW system.
Or BMW may not have wanted to supply them as it would contain proprietary, confidential information.
That is why most companies lock access to parts of the ECU
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With the detune on the engine output it is unique to the Ineos use-case; the detune specifically for increased longevity/reliability
@anand jeremy might be to modest but heads up, he runs auto business in Oregon. Some great stuff he does, not only his off road rigs but customers.
I'm well aware, Jeremy and I have been on many of the same forums for probably over 20 years at this point, most of that time I spent working for an independent European performance/service shop similar to Matrix (but on the East coast)
This map (shared by @4x4Brick a few weeks ago) now provides what appears to be US dealer contact information for some locations. Some locations have both phone numbers and email addresses, some only phone numbers, and some continue to list the IA customer service number. In case the info is removed from the map, here's the list:
Atlanta: 770-998-8686
Boise: (316) 708-7774 and tbrandenburgh@lylepearson.com
Boston: 781-474-2450 and nai@rokovehicles.com
Carolinas: 336-451-4971 and dmills@millsautogroup.com
Chicago: 847-234-1700
Colorado Springs: 719-633-4633 and thomb@rednoland.com
Dallas: 214-902-2200
Houston: 281-589-5300 and ashton@mossytexas.com
Los Angeles: 626-449-2377 and bbeatt@rusnakautogroup.com
Miami: 856-778-1500
Newport (CA): 760-535-1985
Philadelphia: 484-804-4800 and Ftucci@rdsautogroup.com
Portland: 503-255-7560
Salt Lake City: 385-252-5090
San Diego: 858-654-2850 and tmossy@mossy.com
Tampa: 727-527-5731 and jmyers@crowncars.com
Only a $10k markup for that sweet ride?!
The map is now offline. I wonder if they're gearing up for an announcement.