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Ok guys need an explanation, what does in transit mean exactly. Does it mean they have moved the car from the assembly like to quality control, or moved it to the back lot for storage at B/G or is it on the truck headed toward Toledo, since it's headed to the west coast by rail car.
"in transit" doesn't correspond to any actual production code:
3800 Vehicle Produced 4000 Vehicle Available to Ship 4104 Bailment Invoice Created 4B00 Bayed 4D00 On Hold At Plant 4P00 Hand Off To Carrier 4106 Bailment Released 4150 Vehicle Invoiced 4200 Vehicle Shipped 4300 Intermediate Delivery 4V03 Estimated Delivery Date 4800 Rail Ramp Unload 5000 Vehicle at Dealer
"in transit" doesn't correspond to any actual production code:
3800 Vehicle Produced 4000 Vehicle Available to Ship 4104 Bailment Invoice Created 4B00 Bayed 4D00 On Hold At Plant 4P00 Hand Off To Carrier 4106 Bailment Released 4150 Vehicle Invoiced 4200 Vehicle Shipped 4300 Intermediate Delivery 4V03 Estimated Delivery Date 4800 Rail Ramp Unload 5000 Vehicle at Dealer
Could be anything from 4000 to 4800.
yep, I have an event code of 4300, so does that mean it's on a train headed west.
4300 has multiple meanings one is at a rail yard another is when the build is taken for stripes etc. It will then return to the plant and go back to 4B00 then to 4200.
In Transit is a dealer term and depending on the dealer could mean anything from assembled (3800) to delivered (5000) so to me means little. A dealer may not even be invoiced and will show the build In Transit. I suspect most dealers who use it have no idea what it means.
4300 has multiple meanings one is at a rail yard another is when the build is taken for stripes etc. It will then return to the plant and go back to 4B00 then to 4200.
In Transit is a dealer term and depending on the dealer could mean anything from assembled (3800) to delivered (5000) so to me means little. A dealer may not even be invoiced and will show the build In Transit. I suspect most dealers who use it have no idea what it means.
Laborsmith
Laborsmith, I have been following your threads on the new cars with interest. The trouble here is ,I got the event code from ccc direct. I questioned them yesterday and they would not tell me exactly what, in transit means, or even where we are at event code 4300. I just want to know is it still in B/G, Toledo, or on a train headed here to the west coast.
My guess is Toledo and status won't change until loaded on the autorack. Rail car number won't be available until after on the rail car and you can't get the rail car number from CCC; your dealer can get it and once you have it you can track the progress of the rail car.
There are instructions for tracking the rail car somewhere on this forum; heck I might have even posted them here. When it arrives at the destination rail yard, it takes dispatch about two days and sometimes more to get it on a car hauler headed toward your dealer.
My guess is Toledo and status won't change until loaded on the autorack. Rail car number won't be available until after on the rail car and you can't get the rail car number from CCC; your dealer can get it and once you have it you can track the progress of the rail car.
There are instructions for tracking the rail car somewhere on this forum; heck I might have even posted them here. When it arrives at the destination rail yard, it takes dispatch about two days and sometimes more to get it on a car hauler headed toward your dealer.
Laborsmith
finally talked to a live person at ccc. Event code 4000 means produced, cleared quality control, but HAS not been shipped to Toledo.