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Originally Posted by lucid
Sure, I agree that you can't simply walk down the street to any wheel manufacturer when something goes wrong and say I want you to build wheels for me because my contracted supplier is having difficulties at this time. It's not that simple. But I must assume you would want to have contingency plans and actively manage your supplier to make sure things are going somewhat smoothly and look for trouble on the horizon.
Anyway, we are all pretty frustrated that after years of waiting it's come down to this. It's easy for you to say; your car is awaiting transport! 
Congrats by the way. |
Thanks for the congrats. I obviously don't know the real story on the wheels. It could just be a gross understimate on BMW's part or ineptitude on the supplier's end. But unexpected sh*t happens, as well. Ramp ups are often uneven, but these wheels have been offered for 6 months around most the world.