Quite possibly.I thought they were in a field in Stone
Quite possibly.I thought they were in a field in Stone
We need a man with a drone to fly over. Are French drone laws similar to UK ones, where it's perfectly legal to over fly a car factory?If it's anything like JLR, anywhere they can find space! Spoke to a chap a couple of months back whose brother works at JLR and sometimes when he goes back to his car after work he struggles to get out of the staff car park for "99%" finished cars (waiting for chips or whatever) they've abandoned all over the place just to keep the line running. Why are there no photos I asked? Answer was any staff photographing them would be in serious trouble and disciplined, maybe even sacked.
not really, only that 6 cars going to dealer right now. and many cars are waiting for some difficult issues.Did your dealer have any information on the "quality issues"?
Can you expand on "DIFFICULT ISSUES"?not really, only that 6 cars going to dealer right now. and many cars are waiting for some difficult issues.
it´s not really succesful talk with my dealer
no sorry, thats the only thing what he told.Can you expand on "DIFFICULT ISSUES"?
Maybe we can see an order in the last five numbers of the VIN?I agree
Maybe the first 10, if I don't make number 1
Does anyone know if they'll do serial numbers or anything which says what number they are? For example I could see that I have Grenadier 37 (totally made that up, but you know what I mean)
And singing „You are a three TOOT looooser….“Wait till he drives past your house leaning on the toot button...
It will not be honking but tooting! That’s not forbidden.That use is illegal in Australia and so is that annoying habit people have of honking the horn when they are leaving someone's house
but we do not know anyway…It is not logical to produce 1800 vehicles in stock. It would also not be logical in such a case not to inform the customers about the production status on their account. It is also not logical to produce so many vehicles if they can not even be fully completed. Furthermore, it is not logical to produce so many vehicles in order to park them somewhere. I think that false reports are unconsciously circulated here. That would be logical, everything else not.
Right!but we do not know anyway…
It seems to be common practise in the auto industry. There's plenty of well documented and photographed stories in well regarded publications.It is not logical to produce 1800 vehicles in stock. It would also not be logical in such a case not to inform the customers about the production status on their account. It is also not logical to produce so many vehicles if they can not even be fully completed. Furthermore, it is not logical to produce so many vehicles in order to park them somewhere. I think that false reports are unconsciously circulated here. That would be logical, everything else not.
I can locate 20 or so in a field in Scotland...Question again - from another thread. Where are the 1800 vehicles parked? Does anyone have an idea?
Live long and prosperIt is not logical to produce 1800 vehicles in stock. It would also not be logical in such a case not to inform the customers about the production status on their account. It is also not logical to produce so many vehicles if they can not even be fully completed. Furthermore, it is not logical to produce so many vehicles in order to park them somewhere. I think that false reports are unconsciously circulated here. That would be logical, everything else not.
I have been at Lode Lane when there has been a bit missing and vehicles pile up everywhere very quicklyLive long and prosper
It's even less logical to let a production line sleep until the damn software is there.It is not logical to produce 1800 vehicles in stock. It would also not be logical in such a case not to inform the customers about the production status on their account. It is also not logical to produce so many vehicles if they can not even be fully completed. Furthermore, it is not logical to produce so many vehicles in order to park them somewhere. I think that false reports are unconsciously circulated here. That would be logical, everything else not.
Also possible. If you enter the keyword "Ineos Hambach" under google, you will find a section with videos and photos on the left side of the page. There are some from January, which show parked Grenadiers on the company grounds.It's even less logical to let a production line sleep until the damn software is there.
Or a missing bolt? Yeah, stop the entire factory!
They do of course produce cars and fix the software thing or whatsoever later in parallel.
It's clear that some members of that forum are real experts:I found this, sorry if its already posted.