Not sure which I would hope for, universal software issues that might be fixed with an update or case by case issues that each must be chased down to their own root causes. I am hoping for minimal frustration when I finally get my GT. I was told 2-4 months at the end of November and I really hope it will be more like “as soon as we get the software bugs fixed and promised attributes incorporated”. I almost hope they have suspended deliveries until they get these things worked out, just like they said they were doing last May when they originally delayed launch.
I don't think it's worth suspending deliveries. Speaking with the service manager about issues, it did not sound like it was widespread. The biggest thing really is probably getting the DreamDrive released prior to any AGT deliveries.
Well, I'll keep my fingers crossed. The rationale for suspending deliveries last May (or whenever it was) was to "get the car right/perfect" according to Lucid/Rawlinson at that time. I wonder how bad it would have been had they tried to keep to their timeline... That factors into the frustration coefficient. I would not normally have such high expectations for a first year design, but after delaying release almost six months to "make the car right", they managed to reset expectations a bit higher than they normally would have been. The lack of communication bothers me more than the fact they have a few bugs to fix.
Which studebakers? 53 lowery coupe? 56 golden hawk ? 62 Avanti R1?I am also looking at some classic Studebakers, but we'll see.
My first car was a pea green '71 Mustang Grande my grandfather gave me. That is why I bought and restored the '73. Before I get called out on the '73 not being a '73, I did have them replace the obnoxious "73 front bumper with a chrome '71 bumper and I also put '71 block letters across the trunk. I just like the chrome bumper and block letters better, so that is what I did.