Thank you for this information. That makes sense...we are in the "In Transit" status so it sounds like the dealer may have the best tracking information. Thank you for your response!
Ours was "In Transit" for about two weeks before it was actually in transit. I believe - although I do not know for sure - that they will tell you that it is in transit even when it is at a storage facility waiting to leave. GW Client Services should be able to tell you if it has or has not left the storage facility.
Until it leaves the storage facility, our dealer was fairly useless in terms of updates or delivery estimates. The estimate our dealer originally gave us was for the end of February ... and they pushed that back every two weeks until I stopped asking them and discovered GW Client Services.
That said, when it actually left the facility, our dealer's delivery estimate was pretty much spot on. Meanwhile, GW Client Services sent us an email after we'd taken delivery apologizing that they didn't have an update for us, and would update us on where the vehicle was soon.
Not dogging on GW Client Services. I have found them pleasant and genuinely helpful. I just don't think they have access to information on when the vehicle actually leaves the storage facility, like maybe there are (at least) two different systems.
Make sure to check the windshield when you take delivery. I have found the distortion easier to see - and show the dealer - while standing just outside the driver door and looking toward the center, especially with objects in the distance rather than very near. Also, execute a few very hard left / right turns at low speed, to make sure that particular issue (grinding noise and a skipping with the rear tires) doesn't impact your vehicle.