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It's waiting on a railcar. Apparently the rail companies don't just send an empty train of railcars anymore. That's pre-pandemic. All I'm saying is don't get your hopes up for a pre-christmas delivery. If it does come, great, I'm a douche canoe. If it doesn't, I toad a so.

I know that. I'm saying, if it's taking this long to get a car that's already built, that's on the same continent, that's simply waiting in a parking lot for shipping, I wouldn't hold your breath for a car that may still need assembly and then requires shipping across the ocean. It is already...

Mine is a GT, only thing I don't have is turbo. You should find out if it's even built.

We originally bought a 2024, then a 2023 came up. It's sitting in the Mazda parking lot in Mexico. This was July. They say delivery first week in October. So if you ordered a 2024 I HIGHLY doubt you'll see it before the end of the year.

Well, delivery is delayed until first week in October.

Fellow ottawatonian!

Lol, truck prices dropping? NBL. The chevy dealer near me has almost an overflowing lot of $80-$100k vehicles they cannot sell. The local construction company is buying their workers fully loaded quad cabs to help this dealer out (Local construction company has been buying from this dealer for...

I get it, but the local shop is always busy, doesn't have a modern booking system, I have to leave the car all day for an oil change and for it to be only slightly less than Costco. I get it, but it's such a hassle.

Now convert that into Canukistan Dollars and you'll be right around $100.

Local shops are typically not open when I'm available to get small stuff like this done.

Castrol Edge, the synthetic one for GDI engines or whatever. Who knows what filter. Next time I might just ask them to put my own on.

I was $67 after taxes for a full synthetic oil change. At the dealer I'm almost $100. It was a bit of a wait but next time I'll know to come right at appointment time and it will be about an hour and 15 mins.

How and when would a person know when this part requires replacement?

Canuckistan

I've run most of my vehicles well over 350K kms. In fact, the last 2 have rotted out before engine/transmission failure.

Nope, they have a whole online booking system. They only take appointments, no walk ins so no waiting (other than waiting for the service). Keeps the chaos down at the Tire and Lube place. You must be mistaken because I just looked and I can book...tire appointments...at least in Plano Texas...

Just went on too long. I'm only a few thousand over. I'm an oldschool every 5km oil change guy.

At Costco up here they book appointments. 10:30 tomorrow morning (thought it was today). No waiting, no nothing. The lady was quite helpful. 59.99 for full synthetic.

I've always gone to the dealer, but they are not open weekends anymore so I'm going to Costco. Castrol Edge is a good oil, the filter can't be that bad. I'm doing it. Roast me, I don't care but I need one badly.

Well, she went last night. A quick $280 for scrap. She was a good one.