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any one know what 3550 event code means? My dealer told me this week my SS sedan has shipped but when I track my order on Chevy’s web site it still is saying queued for production.
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3550 is not a usual code. Here is typical list
1100, Preliminary order accepted
2000, Order accepted by GM
2030, Order re-edited (if necessary)
2051, Order changed thru Web
2500, Order preferenced
3000, Order accepted by production control
3100, Order available to sequence
3300, Order scheduled for production
3400, Order broadcast
3800, Order produced
4000, Available to ship
4104, Bailment Invoice
4200, Shipped
4300, Intermediate Delivery
4B00, Bayed
5000, Delivered to the dealer
6000, Delivered to the customer
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yeah,I know but 3450 is used too, that means import vehicle produced. Remember these cars are coming from Australia
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Well then you got a long wait if it coming from down-under. The average time from order to delivery for imported cars is 3 months. It will sit on a dock waiting to load on a ship, probably a month at sea then sit on a dock in the USA before being shipped on to the dealer.
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3550 = Import vehicle shipped from Port of Origin.
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Just for your information
3450 = Import vehicle produced
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thanks for the info, next code I want to see will be 3750
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I was watching the news over the weekend of the plane crash in the Southern Indian Ocean and they mentioned diverting a merchant ship to aide in the search for debris, it was a automotive transporter as they showed the ship.
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I have a fleet car (2018 malibu LS) on order and the fleet got up update saying “vehicle delivered to upfitter”. Is the dealer the upfitter? The order was for a pretty basic LS model, with no extra options. Can you advise?
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