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It's hard to explain the situation but I can not turn it down.

Dealer said they have no idea what that status means.

Still the same status...

Might be a reason; mine started assembly on August 14th and still hasn't made it to the Vendor.

True but I've seen many rebels getting delivered with the decals and that isn't hard to manufacture. Most likely some kind of step or quality issue.

My Rebel lvl 2 started production August 14th, still no movement from that status and I check daily for a window sticker. Only things I should get from the body vendor is side steps and bedliner.

Still been sitting in the same spot since August 20th, really wish I knew what is holding it up...

Did get me good for about a second lol

I'd be more worried if mine had a pano roof lol

Looks like my 2025 Rebel has made it through assembly but has been on this hold since the 20th. Could it just be waiting on side steps?

Most likely based off of individual options why his is going first.

Did they say it was at the Mopar Shop on an informal hold? Mine has been there since the 20th.

Not sure what the deal with this is

These are 2025 models and stellantis has been a mess this year. If you ordered a 2024 around that time frame, it would have most likely arrived around the time that your mustang did.

The tracker works for some. Mine says production for the past two weeks. Called my "dealer" and they first said my truck was in shipping, 3 days later it was at the vendor, a few days later that it was in production, and a few days ago they said it shipped. Crazy thing is it still doesn't have...

That's ridiculous.

2025s are 5th gen, just like how the 2500s+ are still 4th gen with a heavy refresh.

I've thrown around the idea of getting trucks from the 90s and doing all the repairs like I used to do. Having 2 carseats, one rear facing, I'd want a crew cab and that was rare back then. My biggest reason I like modern cars is the adaptive cruise control. Makes a road trip alot less stressful.

I'm sure it's coming soon. I have a Rebel level 2 and they just started building them; I'm sure Rebel X's will soon be built. It's just how an assembly line works. It's easier to build a group of very similar products and along with having enough of products for specific options.

No, most likely based off individual options on specific trims.