[jandiet]

Its not the dealers(remember they dont make any money until you pay for your car), and its not Brampton(they have a super efficient build system), its the screwy process Chrysler uses between built, and delivered. I have ordered 3 new Dodges since '08 and its been the same each time. I have yet to get a car within a month after it was built-especially if it had to go to ground effects for stripes.

 

[jandiet]

So let me start off with .... I am Canadian. So I called my "peeps" in Ontario and there is NO STRIKE. Then I googled it....Still no strike. So then I called Dodge customer service. I talked to a rep in ONTARIO and used my Canadian charm to find out what was really going on. They say that my car is in transit, there is no strike, and they have no idea what my dealership is talking about. They show it loaded onto the train in Michigan. The dealership is telling me that the strike is the truck drivers who drive the new cars from the Brampton facility accross the border to Michigan to be loaded on the train. The rep in Ontario also told me that she has had more than one call about false information coming out of my dealership today.

1st of all, welcome to the U.S. Second, better call your "Peeps", because they are obviously mis-informed!