I did not sign up with the attorney because I thought I would give them at least 8 months to deliver my truck, even though I was told 16-20 weeks when ordering. My order was processed on 2/26. The attorney's extensive research did provide some interesting information that might be helpful to people on this forum, both potential purchasers and buyers with late deliveries. It is apparent from his research that Mexican cartel, weather damage, missing key, and missing and defective part (EMC, chip) delays are much more prevalent then the dealers and FCA are telling people. They are afraid to be honest that the AVERAGE delivery time for a fully optioned HD truck is actually 7 months not the 16-20 the dealers/FCA are quoting as not to lose sales. This dishonestity results in customers experiencing significant $ damages like I outlined in my original post. He has clients whose trucks were stolen or damaged beyond repair and the buyers are not notified for an extensive amount of time that they will be required to reorder. I do want to make it clear and do not want to sound like a "Karen" that the majority of trucks are delivered satisfactorily to customers, but FCA needs to be honest about the delay issues involved in the ordering process. And, should be addressing these issues by improving, especially their communication process. A legal notice was sent to FCA's agent last week regarding the pending class action. I will post the response