Americas Picked up My Grenadier!

[reauxheaux]

@Offroad can the speed annoyance maker be turned off while in motion via settings? In other words, your driving, forgot to shut off the “feature”, the bongs start, “Oh crap”, and you can hit your favorites on the move and turn it off.

It can be turned off while in motion.

Small annoyance to do so, but second thought really.

 

[YellowLab]

It can be turned off while in motion.

Small annoyance to do so, but second thought really.

Yes, Simply turn the key to the left

 

[reauxheaux]

Wasn't sure how much it would bother me, turns out pretty big annoyance if left on. Really not much of an annoyance to turn it off.

Maybe if you are in and out of your car all day. Followed the advice of another poster and just made a shortcut to the menu. Like turning off the start/stop button now.

 

[TrukSnave]

I just picked it up!

 

[Gibby]

Congratulations!

 

[grnamin]

I just picked it up!

Congratulations!

 

[DaBull]

I just picked it up!

Congratulations!
DaBull

 

[YellowLab]

I just picked it up!

Great looking grenny!

 

[MileHigh]

I just picked it up!

For a second, I thought you had some hideous red graphic on the side! Donney Gray?

 

[flynnsk]

I just picked it up!

I just picked it up!

Congrats!

 

[rovie]

Congrats. Have a good ride and, above all, do as Brad says: „Get mud on the tyres.“

 

[TrukSnave]

For a second, I thought you had some hideous red graphic on the side! Donney Gray?

Haha it’s just a reflection from the floor. Yes it’s Donny Grey

 

[FlyingTexan]

Seems like all the pickups so far are for Fieldmasters

 

[RPK]

Please correct me if I'm wrong... Does that mean they aren't releasing from port the vehicles with tow hitches until the problem is fixed?

That seems to be the case. He said it was a "software" fix....but honestly I don't know what the fix is.... As for not bringing the vehicles up from the Port until they have the fix in place...I can only assume that this may have something to do with who "owns" the vehicle when it leaves the Port. Does anyone know when the ownership of the vehicle transfers to the dealership? I'm just making this up, but it occurred to me if I was a dealer, I would want to own the vehicle for as short of time as possible....and if I can delay that until the tow fix happens....why wouldn't I do that?

Since I'm based in Virginia, I really don't want to pick my vehicle up and then circle back to get this fix done in a couple of weeks with another couple hour drive. I've waited several years...I can handle a couple more weeks.

 

[Mr.Espresso]

That seems to be the case. He said it was a "software" fix....but honestly I don't know what the fix is.... As for not bringing the vehicles up from the Port until they have the fix in place...I can only assume that this may have something to do with who "owns" the vehicle when it leaves the Port. Does anyone know when the ownership of the vehicle transfers to the dealership? I'm just making this up, but it occurred to me if I was a dealer, I would want to own the vehicle for as short of time as possible....and if I can delay that until the tow fix happens....why wouldn't I do that?

Since I'm based in Virginia, I really don't want to pick my vehicle up and then circle back to get this fix done in a couple of weeks with another couple hour drive. I've waited several years...I can handle a couple more weeks.

That’s a great question. I wonder who owns the vehicle during transit, as technically it hasn’t been “delivered” to the intermediary owner (the dealership). I doubt the dealer, nor its floor-plan lender would move money, without the asset being handed over to the dealer (possession).

 

[reauxheaux]

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That seems to be the case. He said it was a "software" fix....but honestly I don't know what the fix is.... As for not bringing the vehicles up from the Port until they have the fix in place...I can only assume that this may have something to do with who "owns" the vehicle when it leaves the Port. Does anyone know when the ownership of the vehicle transfers to the dealership? I'm just making this up, but it occurred to me if I was a dealer, I would want to own the vehicle for as short of time as possible....and if I can delay that until the tow fix happens....why wouldn't I do that?

Since I'm based in Virginia, I really don't want to pick my vehicle up and then circle back to get this fix done in a couple of weeks with another couple hour drive. I've waited several years...I can handle a couple more weeks.

The hitch portion and the drop ball are in the back of the truck. Latest, as of Friday, was that they were to keep the drop ball and hitch portion at the dealership. Then install when the fix comes.

 

[zvakanaka]

congratulation, waiting patiently for mine in Florida.

 

[bazooka tooth]

Congratulations! The Donny Grey looks a lot better than I thought it would. I did see on social media where RDS delivered its first IG; Britannia Blue Fieldmaster.

 

[Gibby]

The vehicle is invoiced to the selling dealer when it is loaded onto the carrier.
The Monotony Label for vehicles that are in RDS's inventory do not have labels affixed to the window of the vehicle, but are sitting on some dashboards. The completed price is affected by dealer installed options.
RDS has 12 units sitting on their lot as of yesterday. All are non-tow hitch units. Someone ordered a sled for Santa!

 

[Gibby]

The vehicle is invoiced to the selling dealer when it is loaded onto the carrier.
The Monotony Label for vehicles that are in RDS's inventory do not have labels affixed to the window of the vehicle, but are sitting on some dashboards. The completed price is affected by dealer installed options.
RDS has 12 units sitting on their lot as of yesterday. All are non-tow hitch units. Someone ordered a sled for Santa!