Our second Gravity arrived in Naples yesterday. We drove over to Miami on Saturday to inspect the car and sign off on the delivery paperwork there. The delivery advisor assured me they would call me yesterday (Monday) when the truck was leaving Miami so that I could meet and inspect the car when it was delivered to the PPF installer in Naples.
Of course, that call never came. Instead, the PPF installer called mid-afternoon to tell me the car had just been dropped off. I drove over to check things out, and the car was fine. However, Lucid had accidentally left the car cover they use in delivery events in the back of the car.
Meanwhile, yesterday morning I received this email from Lucid regarding the Delivery Acceptance I had executed on Saturday at the Miami Studio:
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Wondering if it meant the car wouldn't actually be turned over to me in Naples, I tried calling the Miami Studio. They didn't open until 11:00 a.m. and I got nothing but voicemail prompts -- none of which were returned -- until about 4:00 p.m. when I finally had someone pick up the line. They didn't know why I got this email and haven't gotten back to me yet to say whether I've got to do something else. (BTW, I also told them about the car cover, which they said they did want back. I asked if a mobile tech could pick it up, but they weren't sure. It's very bulky and heavy, and now this, too, is going to involve some follow-up.)
My impression is that the end-of-quarter rush to get cars delivered has the whole Sales and Delivery network really slammed right now. (There was a steady stream of Airs and several Gravities being delivered on Saturday when we were there.)
Everyone at Lucid is very pleasant about all this, and I do appreciate their attitude and attempts to be helpful. But things are a bit of a boiling caldron there right now.