Cars are not coming of the shore in the U.S.

Does anybody know why Ferrari has not released there October allocations to there dealers? Rumor has it that they are off the boat and at the dock.

 

All shipments have been embargoed by the USDA due to a 599 found with a trunk full of Parma hams and fuel tank filled with 30 year-old Balsamic.

 

Mine was released (USA port) early October and has been delivered.

 

+1

 

The status of my car changed to ''arrived at port" on 10/24. It went through PDI on 10/26 and my dealer updated me that they've been invoiced, so hopefully that means it's been released to transport and is in the back of a truck somewhere. Feels longer than the previous cars and certainly has been a challenging 2 weeks!

I suspect we're "in the same boat"

 

picked mine up on saturday from a dealer in NY

 

I saw a yellow 430 spider on an open flatbed at a rest stop while heading south on I-75 in Florida last Tuesday morning on the way to Disney. Maybe it's yours?

Seriously, I didn't think anyone would transport a 300K car open like that.

 

Fairly certain that FNA exclusively uses www.horselesscarriage.com from NJ to local dealerships.

 

congratulations! Pictures????

 

They always seem to take a while when they have landed in the US

 

http://www.kodakgallery.com/I.jsp?c=10kbaxan.bc9glwk7&x=0&y=w18w6h

 

I had an october build on a 430 spider and I went status 90 the week of Oct 22. do you think mine is at the port as well?

 

has anyone gotten or know of any deliveries this week to f dealers?

 

3 weeks for me....it seems like a long time.

 

I received an update this week that my car is in fact on the Horeless Carriage transporter and will be delivered to my dealer early this week (Mon/Tues). Unfortunately, I'm heading out of the country for a week today.

Looks like there are a few cars on the same transporter destined for folks on this thread!

 

How do get that information? From your dealer? Do you need some sort of tracking info such as the vin?

 

I think the SEAM show has alot of transporters tied up hence the long delivery times?