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182 — Awaiting carrier
Cars we watched pass through spent a median of 4 days here — range 1–21 days, measured across 945 cars.
Time at this stage
4 days
median · range 1–21 days · 945 cars measured
There right now
124
tracked iX3s · median 2 days so far
What it means
Built and parked at the plant, waiting for a slot on a truck or train. Nothing is wrong — this is a scheduling queue, and it’s one of the stages where cars genuinely sit still for days at a time.
This is also the stage people worry about most, because the car is finished and yet nothing moves. The numbers below are the honest answer to how long that usually lasts.
Where it sits in the pipeline
every status BMW publishes, in order
- 111Order received
- 112Scheduled for production
- 150Production begins
- 151Body assembly
- 152In the paint booth
- 153Entering assembly~1d
- 154Assembly in progress~1d
- 155Quality check~2d
- 160Final assembly
- 165Ready for transport
- 181Ready for transport~1d
- 182Awaiting carrier~4d
- 190Dispatched from factory~3d
- 193At the port~8d
- 195In transit~13d
- 1953At the destination port~11d
- 1955In transit to the dealer~2d
- 196At the dealer
- 197Being prepared
- 198Arrived at dealer~3d
- 199Vehicle delivered
- 200Delivered (final)
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