not yet. im sure my dealer will update me tommorow. they said their system updates every week on thursday. hopefully they will give me a little more info tommorow

 

mite just call my dealer up n see what he has to say/knows

 

I am now at 3400!! Won't be long.

 

I was told mine is in transit.

 

In transit is generic. Anything above 3800 (produced) is considered in transit. Ask your dealer to run the complete Vehicle History Report and tell you exactly what event code you are at. Most I've seen are sitting at 4B00 (that's B as in boy, not 4800). That's "bayed" waiting for transport. Only some very few have moved to 4200 and 4300.

 

Finally moved up to 3800 and got my VIN...woo hoo!

1100 Ordered 10/16/08
2000 order placed 2/26/09
3400 parts pulled 3/26/09
3800 car built 4/10/09

 

If yours is truly in transit, and you're farther than 250 miles from the plant, then your dealer needs to call the Dealer Business Center and get the railcar number, the rail company(s), and the final rail yard location.
With that info, you can track your car using the info I posted in the thread about rail distribution centers.

 

I've been at 3000 for 3 weeks now.

 

so i just checked the list of all the camaro vin that have been built and found out my dealer has a 2lt yellow built and they told me i was number 1 priority on their list. are they BS'ing me or could this be the v6 model that all dealerships are getting as a display model?

 

It very well could be the display model

 

yeah i just talkedto him. it was the display model. i was going to be pretty upset if it was an order that bumped me out.

 

Same here 3000 since 3/27

 

That is still BS though...your order should be built first. I think this issue may start happening to a lot of people since dealers are more concerned with getting their "demo" model first before anyones order.

 

I'm in Ca. and think I am getting hosed on dealer hitting me for more than MSRP. about 2k over for a white 2SS RS with sun roof. ----no stripes.........
would anyone share the price they are purchasing theirs for.... I know, what do I expect for Ca.

 

trm0002 is right.

But if yours is truly at 4200 or 4300, it can be tracked.
Have your dealer call the Dealer Business Center and get the railcar number (if you're farther than 250 miles from the plant), the rail company(s), and the rail distribution center.
If you're within 250 miles the dealer can get the name of the hauler.
From there, you can go to the websites of the rail company and/or hauler and track your car.