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For me, what I'm seeing is it depends on what trim level you are ordering. If you are ordering one for a limited, or maybe even rebel, you have a better shot of getting it.
Dude, after 10 months, I'm still going to shop around to see what other trucks you can fund. They better hook you up with some kind of deal for waiting that long.
No, I don't. The VINs for 2021 ran pretty high (up in the 900's), but I think they skipped some sequences. Based on rough numbers of ~6000/week, on 50-ish weeks a year, I'm thinking around 300,000. But that's just a guess.
they have to honour the deal I made for the '21 I originally ordered. if they try any funny business i will walk away....maybe throw a grenade over my shoulder as i do.
Are you an Ontario order??
Ordered 8/7/21, VIN issued same day, Build Sheet 10/12/21, and Window Sticker 10/14/21. Dealer is not being honest or has incorrect information.
I was out of town yesterday, so I'm still mining through yesterday's build sheets. But so far, I've found over 100 build sheets - from just yesterday - that have the panoramic sunroof.
To add to what @Eighty has above, they have built 3854 trucks post 120XXX Vins with Panoramic roof, 1267 of those were this past week. That doesn't prove they aren't running out of pano roofs, but rather that they just haven't yet. Those 1267 built this week are spread among all series of trucks as can be seen below
| Series | W/ Pano | Total | Ptg |
| TRX | 133 | 190 | 70.00% |
| Limited | 371 | 728 | 50.96% |
| Longhorn | 142 | 311 | 45.66% |
| Laramie | 446 | 1519 | 29.36% |
| Rebel | 120 | 494 | 24.29% |
| Sport | 22 | 327 | 6.73% |
| Big Horn / Lonestar | 33 | 2441 | 1.35% |
In 2019, ram sold 633,694 trucks, and in 2020, 563,676 trucks. Those numbers include ALL Ram trucks- 1500 classic, 1500 5th gen, 2500/3500, and 3500-5500 cab and chassis.
problem with that is we do not know if the other plants are even working 5 days a week let alone 24/7 or close to 24/7 like shap.
side steps
Which would you like to know- how many trucks are built per year, or what hours each of the assembly plants are working?
Like bigdodge said, basically the bed utility group stuff, running boards, and maybe something like the cold air intake if you have a GT. If they're short on parts for any of those things, that's probably the holdup.
i was interested in how many 1500's shap put out for model year 2021
I've seen rebels with more options and a higher vin get a window sticker before me. I have no BUG no spray in bed liner (getting done at dealer) no CAI. Only thing would be the running boards.
I would imagine something like that would be part of a shareholder meeting, if not internal.
They drive the trucks off the line to the storage area or where it needs to go (on the SHAP grounds). I doubt they would put a stock intake on just to replace it with the CAI. But thats just my .02 cents worth.
