I've also just gone to 1200!
I'm starting to get a bit impatient now.........
I'm starting to get a bit impatient now.........
I just emailed my sales rep and asked. Mini Park Lane now have a 'Mini Genius' who's also very helpful. She's told me i can message her on Facebook at any time and she'll check the current status for me! Saves me bothering the sales rep who must be tired of me by now! LOLOooooh!! Didn't you and I order at roughly the same time, maybe mine is at 1200 then? I haven't been told by the dealer, how did you find out andyross37?
Find me an aeroplane and we'll soon find out! >I thought I looked like BA Baracus.
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Who's gonna volunteer to 'knock him out'?He aint gonna fly...![]()
You're amongst friends. Honesty is permitted! LOLSadly I am out as my moderator status says I have to respect all users..![]()
As I'm due for week 28 build and still at 1200, then I would assume yours is being built this week and mine is being built the week after........Thanks to Andy's mate (and Andy) I've just discovered mine has moved from 1200 to 5055, no going back now - not that there ever was!!! It's real!
I happen to know your car is built and has departed the factory! >I order May 1st, originally due middle August (so was going to put off until September) but it has been brought forward to next week!
I have a friend who's a Mini Brand Manager, if you want to cancel your order, let me know and I'll put you in touch with him. I guarantee you'll get your car much sooner......he'll even change the colour for me and order a black one for you (joking)I'm on status no hundred in fact I'm still on zero
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The codes they use are:Where are y'all finding these status codes? They don't seem to be available to US customers, as all we appear to have is a handful of status messages that don't convey a heck of a lot of information. For example the first few go something like this:
1 On Order
2 Scheduled for Production
3 Awaiting Transport
4 en Route
etc. You can see what looks like some important steps missing between 2 and 3, to say the least. The numeric codes someone listed here give more information in more stages of production and delivery.