The dealer assigns a priority code between 10 and 99. This is his priority when competing for allocations. You see, dealers don't get an endless supply of custom orders, thats why some want non-refundable deposits on some cars. If you want a car that is odd in their market, chances are he will assign it a higher priority, so he doesn't waste his higher priorities on a car you might not buy or get financed for. It is a complicated process and would take a long time to explain, but if he starts his priority at 10, your 80 may not get built, depending on dealer size and regional market. Guys who do 100 cars a week, an 80 ain't nothing to worry about, or if he starts his priorities at 60, it isn't a big deal. Talk to the sales manager about it. You should be in the 10 to 20 range unless he reserves them for his bread and butter cars. Every dealer is different
I don't understand the priorities at all... Mine is priority 50 but I haven't seen anyone else with that.
Moved your posts over. Above posts should help explain the priority codes a bit - as noted, it varies.
99 usually means an order that they haven't submitted yet....
It means your dealer doesn't think you are going to buy the car and it will be a miricle if it gets ordered.
No sugar on that lol
Aren't accepting orders? I thought they were still accepting them, but they weren't going to resume production scheduling on the factory side until that date?
You can order anytime, what they are not doing is scheduling until next month.
