Delivery Spreadsheet - Let's Track These Inbound SEs

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Sorry for the delay, everyone, say hello to Vanessa!!

Picked her up on Friday, already have 350mi on her! Such a great car.

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Alf_W said:
I suspect build schedules may be subject to allotment at specific dealers. My dealer is also Stevens Creek Mini in San Jose CA. I ordered September 8, and my build did not start until the week of Thanskgiving.

Stevens Creek does a high volume, so that may be a reason they are so late to start production. At this time, Stevens Creek has about 30 SEs incoming.....including mine.

I'd be interested in what h-dogg finds out.
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I ordered through East Bay Mini and they had to give up production slots for some reason or another. Mini of Concord is now fulfilling the order since it was already in production.

For the CA folks, Asteria Leader getting close to the Panama Canal. Scheduled to arrive just after midnight on the 17th.
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Quick question… I was told by Mini that my car should be done by first the 16th of this week but now the 17th but it’s still in production. When should I expect it to move or is it going to go straight to finish and skip all steps? I think I check it over 100 times a day lol
 
QuietMini said:
Quick question… I was told by Mini that my car should be done by first the 16th of this week but now the 17th but it’s still in production. When should I expect it to move or is it going to go straight to finish and skip all steps?
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Once assembly actually began on mine, it was built and awaiting carrier assignment about 48 hours later.
 
QuietMini said:
Quick question… I was told by Mini that my car should be done by first the 16th of this week but now the 17th but it’s still in production. When should I expect it to move or is it going to go straight to finish and skip all steps? I think I check it over 100 times a day lol
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Maybe mine is a little slow ahead of you in the paint booth right now. I expect the final part of assembly to go really fast. There are so many subassemblies that have to be built at the front end. Someone is assembling the dash, the suspension, mounting tires, installing head rests, etc. If you watch the assembly line videos on YouTube, final assembly looks remarkably fast.
 
Bemsha said:
Exciting!!! Mine is at the US port. Just learned today it’s been assigned to a trucking company and should leave the port in the next few days. I swear the closer it gets to “pick up day”, the slower time goes!!
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Time really does slow to a trickle when it’s so close. It’s torture.
 
SpeedyRS said:
Time really does slow to a trickle when it’s so close. It’s torture.
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These days, it's rare that anything can slow the rampaging passage of time. The 51 weeks I waited after ordering my SE (6 months before production began) just crept by. The year since my SE arrived--WHAT!?! It's been more than a year already?!? Next thing you know I'll be taking it in for its 2-year service appointment.
 
SpeedyRS said:
Time really does slow to a trickle when it’s so close. It’s torture.
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It wouldn’t be as bad if there wasn’t a ticking time bomb called January 1st in which I could lose $5,002. Christmas is in a week and I know that’s going to slow all transportation. It’s cutting it a little too close for comfort for me. At this point, BEST case scenario is arrival just before christmas.
 
Mine has been dispatched from the factory. I’m hoping it’s sailing before Christmas so there are no delays. How long does it usually take to get onto a ship?
 
Bemsha said:
I have an SE Countryman so I have $5,002 potentially hanging in the balance (PHEV’s with gas tanks over 2.5 gal don’t qualify for any rebate under the current BBB proposal).
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Actually, are you sure about that? It doesn't look like there's any distinction between PHEVs and EVs, it's written as if 1) any "plug-in electric" qualifies for $4k, and then any "plug-in electric" with a battery over 40kWh AND a gas tank under 2.5gal (including no gas tank) qualifies for the additional $3500.

(1) IN GENERAL.—The amount determined 12 under this subsection with respect to any new qualified plug-in electric drive motor vehicle is the sum of the amounts determined under paragraphs (2) through (5) with respect to such vehicle (not to exceed 50 percent of the purchase price of such vehicle).

(2) BASE AMOUNT.—The amount determined under this paragraph is $4,000.

(3) BATTERY CAPACITY.—In the case of a new qualified plug-in electric drive motor vehicle, the amount determined under this paragraph is $3,500 if—

(A) in the case of a vehicle placed in service before January 1, 2027, such vehicle draws propulsion energy from a battery with not less than 40 kilowatt hours of capacity and has a gasoline tank capacity not greater than 2.5 gallons, and​

If I'm reading it right you only have ~1k on the line...? Here's hoping it comes through with time to spare though.
 
For those of us waiting for Bess to come in, I got a hopeful email from my MA this afternoon:

There is a chance that your new MINI will be here by the end of the month. Just received word that MINI is going to try and expedite the sold cars that are headed to the port. Would you be able to take delivery on either the 29th or 30th?
I will keep you posted.

Anyway, FWIW!
 
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