2023 HD Crowdsourced Order Tracking & Waiting Room

[CortexM0]

It's the 1 month anniversary of my truck finishing production! Unfortunately, it hasn't moved since...

In another 10 days, it will have been 6 months since I placed my order.

Not that I'm counting... but it's been:
over 14 Million seconds,
~246,000 minutes,
over 4000 hours,
171 days,
over 24 weeks,
46.85% of a common year (365 days),
approximately 1.4% of my lifetime so far,
or probably over 700 visits to https://www.ramtrucks.com/trackyourorder.html

 

[Alligator John]

I bet it is exciting to see that tracker hit "shipped". I tried just now with live ramchat to see if I could get my build status code beyond the tracker's just "Vehicle Built", but they were unable to figure it out. I do have a delivery date on the tracker for April 7 though.

 

[Pitboss44]

Oh, I might still have hope Mine has been stuck since end of January.

Yours still saying end of march? Who knows maybe it’s shipped did you ask your salesman if they can check

 

[Turin]

I made a copy of the tracker spreadsheet so I could visualize how long trucks are spending in each state. First, the summary:

C	D1	E	KZ
1	8	1	0	Min
151	97	35	55	Max
62	26	7	10	Mean
55	15	4	7	Median
53	13	2	1	Mode
37	22	8	10	Standard Deviation

Here's a chart of the number days in each state, by order. Stacks appear in the order in which orders were added to the tracker sheet so the x axis is roughly equal to calendar date. Don't read too much into the seemingly downward slope of the peaks; many trucks haven't been built yet so those stacks are incomplete. That said, the size of the blue stacks (C) and the peaks of the green stacks (KZ, where present) seem to be trending downward, which is good news. Also worth noting that KZ doesn't mean people actually have those trucks — the tracker doesn't have dates in the KZX (delivered) column.



[Edit: The time spent in each state doesn't follow a normal distribution, so the chart below isn't terribly accurate. See my followup for a better chart.]

Here's a chart of the distribution curves for how long trucks are spending in each sate, using a bin size of 5 days. No real surprises here. Confirmed to scheduled has massive variance, scheduled to build is better, build itself is pretty tight. The values at days=0 are skewed because of the orders that haven't reached that state yet (and thus are counted as having spent zero days there).

 

[Malfunkshun'd]

My truck was delivered to MD over the weekend. Unfortunately I’m now waiting for the recall with no “official” ETA. They told me unofficially they’re expecting parts by the end of the month but are unsure how many they’ll get at once.

View attachment 53013

Could be worth it to setup a specific recall thread.
So we can share timelines and, for some ppl put pressure to dealers accordingly.
Thoughts?

 

[wjburnell]

Woo-hoo, after 33 days "in production," it's built!

 

[Jcp6263]

My truck just got in I ordered September 19th i though it would never get hear now just have to wait for the recall fix

 

[Eli77657]

Yours still saying end of march? Who knows maybe it’s shipped did you ask your salesman if they can check

They see the same thing but don’t see it shipped

 

[44Dan44]

It's the 1 month anniversary of my truck finishing production! Unfortunately, it hasn't moved since...
View attachment 53034
In another 10 days, it will have been 6 months since I placed my order.

Not that I'm counting... but it's been:
over 14 Million seconds,
~246,000 minutes,
over 4000 hours,
171 days,
over 24 weeks,
46.85% of a common year (365 days),
approximately 1.4% of my lifetime so far,
or probably over 700 visits to https://www.ramtrucks.com/trackyourorder.html

I made a copy of the tracker spreadsheet so I could visualize how long trucks are spending in each state. First, the summary:

C	D1	E	KZ
1	8	1	0	Min
151	97	35	55	Max
62	26	7	10	Mean
55	15	4	7	Median
53	13	2	1	Mode
37	22	8	10	Standard Deviation

Here's a chart of the number days in each state, by order. Stacks appear in the order in which orders were added to the tracker sheet so the x axis is roughly equal to calendar date. Don't read too much into the seemingly downward slope of the peaks; many trucks haven't been built yet so those stacks are incomplete. That said, the size of the blue stacks (C) and the peaks of the green stacks (KZ, where present) seem to be trending downward, which is good news. Also worth noting that KZ doesn't mean people actually have those trucks — the tracker doesn't have dates in the KZX (delivered) column.

View attachment 53037

Here's a chart of the distribution curves for how long trucks are spending in each sate, using a bin size of 5 days. No real surprises here. Confirmed to scheduled has massive variance, scheduled to build is better, build itself is pretty tight. The values at days=0 are skewed because of the orders that haven't reached that state yet (and thus are counted as having spent zero days there).

View attachment 53038

Nominee for the new official stats/factoids guy! Nice job.

 

[pr3dict]

Arrived in IL today. Thats like what, a 1 day train ride to Virginia?

 

[venomonmytongue]

Arrived in IL today. Thats like what, a 1 day train ride to Virginia?

Is yours going to Koons? Mine is, looks like I shipped the day after you, mine is in IL as well!

 

[pr3dict]

Is yours going to Koons? Mine is, looks like I shipped the day after you, mine is in IL as well!

Yup yup yup.

 

[BroadStBully]

It's official, I have moved from the 'ordered and waiting' list to the 'recalled and waiting' list. Dealership just called me saying my truck is in. Ordered 12/12/22 .

 

[the5thsoth]

@venomonmytongue @pr3dict mine is also going to koons and just crossed the border. How long has your train trip been so far?

 

[filemaniac]

Arrived in IL today. Thats like what, a 1 day train ride to Virginia?

Mine made it to IL (Stronghurst then Chillicothe) yesterday, and as of 9:15PM last night "intermediate arrival on train in Gibson, Indiana", whatever that means...

 

[pr3dict]

Mine made it to IL (Stronghurst then Chillicothe) yesterday, and as of 9:15PM last night "intermediate arrival on train in Gibson, Indiana", whatever that means...

I arrived this morning. Mine shipped out on 2/27. I believe the train ride is supposed to take a little over 2 weeks.

 

[venomonmytongue]

@venomonmytongue @pr3dict mine is also going to koons and just crossed the border. How long has your train trip been so far?

mine shipped on the 28th so its been a little over a week now.

 

[DeltaMobile]

I was at the dealer today. They have five 2023 trucks all waiting for recall parts before they can sell them. Two of them are customer ordered trucks.

 

[Big M]

Nice seeing all the trucks being built and delivered. Hopefully the recall fix comes quickly.

 

[SAMBROS]

I made a copy of the tracker spreadsheet so I could visualize how long trucks are spending in each state. First, the summary:

C	D1	E	KZ
1	8	1	0	Min
151	97	35	55	Max
62	26	7	10	Mean
55	15	4	7	Median
53	13	2	1	Mode
37	22	8	10	Standard Deviation

Here's a chart of the number days in each state, by order. Stacks appear in the order in which orders were added to the tracker sheet so the x axis is roughly equal to calendar date. Don't read too much into the seemingly downward slope of the peaks; many trucks haven't been built yet so those stacks are incomplete. That said, the size of the blue stacks (C) and the peaks of the green stacks (KZ, where present) seem to be trending downward, which is good news. Also worth noting that KZ doesn't mean people actually have those trucks — the tracker doesn't have dates in the KZX (delivered) column.

View attachment 53037

Here's a chart of the distribution curves for how long trucks are spending in each sate, using a bin size of 5 days. No real surprises here. Confirmed to scheduled has massive variance, scheduled to build is better, build itself is pretty tight. The values at days=0 are skewed because of the orders that haven't reached that state yet (and thus are counted as having spent zero days there).

View attachment 53038

Yes!! Data!!