Putting some numbers on things

(17-11-2011 11:11pm)Evo-king Wrote:  Anyone got an accurate or good guesstimate for these?

Only rumour and speculation, but I understood it was around 30000 orders prior to launch, I ordered prior to launch and still don't have my hands on one... but it's very close... but I think some coupe orders have moved forward.

What's interesting is on Nov 7th they had built 24700, my VIN is not a lot higher than that so has been held up, probably because of the supposed 5dr Door supply issue.

Other q's I have no idea...

6282xx went to build yesterday (17/11/2011) and is currently in trim and expected off line on 21/11/2011.

In an interview related to dc100 at Los Angeles show (I think) someone from lr said 32,000 per-production Evoque orders

thanks cobkelly I will add that to the graph when I get a mo! I might be a bit pre-occupied with picking up my Evoque!!!

(17-11-2011 11:11pm)Evo-king Wrote:  Given they could make 27400 Evoques in one day, when can I expect, no only joking.

Can someone put some figure up that I can understand in simple terms?

1. How many Evoques were order prior to Sept launch?
2. How many additional Evoques have been ordered since launch day?
3. How many Evoques have been built?
4. What is percentage UK to Overseas order/builds?

Anyone got an accurate or good guesstimate for these?

Great questions, especially number 4. Thanks!

Just something for PhilSkill to add to the graph (if he's not too busy playing with his new car) :

I heard from the dealer on Monday that my car - 6313xx went to build 26/11/2011 and last check showed status as 'Onto Trim'.

Will add new graph when I have access to the spreadsheet! Be good to see how they did in November, looks good though as now over 31000 builds

   

Wow, from 28th Oct that VIN line is almost perpendicular.

Are we looking at 10000 in a month compared to 20000 in 4 months?

There's hope for us all, if only we knew how many orders were taken post production. Is it 70000?

Got my VIN tonight from my dealer 6372xx and rolled off the production line today.
Any chance PhilShill can update the graph. By my quick estimation thats nearly 6000 cars in 17 days = 350/day if they're working 7 days a week or nearly 400/day if they're working 6 days