195 — In transit

Cars we watched pass through spent a median of 13 days here — range 1–30 days, measured across 654 cars.

Time at this stage

13 days

median · range 1–30 days · 654 cars measured

There right now

691

tracked iX3s · median 8 days so far

What it means

The car is on its way. For cars built overseas this is the ocean leg — the crossing to a US port typically runs on the order of two weeks, and BMW publishes nothing at all while the car is on the water, so a long silent gap at this stage is the crossing working as intended, not a stuck tracker. Cars built in North America make this leg by road and rail instead, and it goes much faster.

For a car that came by sea, after the ship docks it still has to clear the port and travel inland to the dealer, which adds days on top of the sailing itself.

Where it sits in the pipeline

every status BMW publishes, in order

← 193 At the port 1953 At the destination port →

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