[trey100]

I called the 800 number and spoke to a rep today and they said that my car reached the port of exit yesterday (production started 3 1/2 weeks ago). From your experience, how accurate time-wise is the WW site in terms of the vin# check? In other words, has anybody found that their vin# didn't show up on the website until after the ship sailed? If so, how many days after?

Thanks for the help.....this is one long process....

[alistair]

Mine was about 3 days after the ship left - then it showed up

OC - useless
1-800 - will change first (usually day of, or day after departure)
WWL site showed information ~3 days after leaving.

Your CA can tell you which ship you're on once the 1-800 number has changed.

[trey100]

Originally Posted by agalbraith

Mine was about 3 days after the ship left - then it showed up

OC - useless
1-800 - will change first (usually day of, or day after departure)
WWL site showed information ~3 days after leaving.

Your CA can tell you which ship you're on once the 1-800 number has changed.

So, the 1-800 number will say when it is on a ship, or does it stop giving updates once I am at port of exit?

Thanks for the response....appreciated.

[alistair]

It'll move to "Your vehicle is in transit. Contact your center....".

Come to think of it, I think it updates overnight, so up to 24 hours after you sail