
It takes about one week to one month for the car to arrive at the store after ordering from a 4S store. 4S Store Has Inventory: Generally, some less popular or niche models are kept in stock by 4S stores. In such cases, you don’t have to wait too long—about a week—to complete the paperwork and have accessories installed before picking up the car. The inventory levels vary among different regions and 4S stores of different sizes. If a particular 4S store happens to have no inventory, they may coordinate with nearby stores to transfer a car, which may take a little more time. Waiting for Manufacturer Production: Some cars are in high demand, and manufacturers may struggle to keep up with production. In such cases, the waiting time for pickup can range from 3 to 6 months. If there is a delay beyond the promised timeframe, you can negotiate with the salesperson to cancel the order.

Last time I ordered a car at the 4S dealership, it was that new SUV model—no ready stock, had to custom order, and ended up waiting a whole month to get it. The wait time varies greatly by model; popular versions are often out of stock, requiring production line scheduling. If you opt for a standard model with available inventory, it can be done in 1-2 weeks. Also depends on color specs and whether it’s imported or domestic—imported cars take longer, sometimes dragging up to 3 months. Before ordering, I’d suggest calling multiple 4S stores to compare inventory—don’t rush the purchase to avoid pointless waiting. Oh, and stay on top of the salesperson during communication; pushing for updates helps speed things up. Overall, be patient but don’t let delays ruin the excitement—buying a car should be a happy event.


