How Long Does It Take for a New Car to Arrive at the Dealership After Production?
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Generally, it takes about one week to one month for the car to arrive at the dealership. Below are specific details about the delivery time: 1. Dealership Inventory: For less popular or niche models, dealerships usually have inventory in stock. In such cases, the waiting time is shorter, typically around one week. Once the paperwork is completed and accessories are installed, the car can be picked up. Inventory levels vary by region and dealership size. If a dealership happens to be out of stock, they may coordinate with nearby dealerships to transfer a vehicle, which may take a bit longer. 2. Waiting for Manufacturer Production: For highly popular models where production capacity cannot meet demand, the waiting time for delivery can range from 3 to 6 months. If the delivery is delayed beyond the expected time, customers can negotiate with the salesperson to cancel the order.