Take a look at this.
I understand it says Dec 31st 2020, but from looks of it they will be extending the dates even for this year.
2 months after the last reply
So buckle up
For the experts, could it be a case where the contract wasnât funded?v? Genuine question and just curious if this could be the root to both issues?
An unfunded contract would result in plates not being sent, however, the dealership would be trying to reclaim the vehicle. Also, the signed contract goes with you when you take the vehicle, prior to it ever funding.
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Login to the portal and see what happens. Just realized OP has never replied
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This is the problem with luxury brands selling entry level cars. The expectation are just too high.
Attitude has a lot more to do with how you get treated by anyone, anywhere, at any time, LEOâs included.
I can assure you that 99.99% of cops in this country wouldnât walk up to a car with expired tags and say âwell I wasnât going to ticket this person but now that I see theyâre not white guess I willâ. I mean think about how nonsensical that is, seriously.
Your insinuation here is incorrect, dangerous, and speaks to the level of misinformation on police interaction thatâs proliferated our society.
Donât believe me? Thereâs some body camera footage you can FOIL and watch cops doing their jobs, cutting people of all races breaks, and treating people fairly if you still donât get it. You can probably find thousands and thousands of hours of that for every minute of doing it wrong, but hey, cops doing their job wonât get the clicks 
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I got my car on 12/28 and my plates were shipped to me on 1/12 in NJ. Not much of a delay.
This forum needs dedicated consumer advocates because right now itâs a frat house for brokers, dealers and those who benefit from them (like me)
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This is exactly it. Bottom barrel shoppers in a luxury brand.
Itâs like the other guy that gets a +$100k 7 series (and gets a deal) and complains that it wasnât clean.
Thank Leashackr for part of that.
Your car should always be gassed up and detailed at pick up. Doesnât matter what you pay for it. Thatâs a minimum level of service you should get for buying from a dealership.
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Honestly even during non pandemic circumstances Iâve had plates take 30-45 days, with everything going on Iâve seen some people wait up to 3 months for their plates.
If it ticked you off that much then email the General Manager but I donât think itâs fair to complain or talk negatively on the store for something thatâs out of their control.
Like other users have said, this is a common problem especially in New Jersey⌠I promise you are not the only one lol
Write to your Governor and State Assembly
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Or just move out of New Jersey like everyone else.
Have you seen housing prices in the NJ suburbs since the pandemic started??? Things are selling above ask prior to even hitting the market. The jersey exodus is exaggerated.
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Same here in much of Florida, hard to understand really. But I guess 2% interest rates are not hurting.
Some people are fleeing from the tristate generally speaking to Florida, some are strictly fleeing NYC to NJ/NY suburbs. The markets in both are nuts.
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Letâs stay on topic.
Or if thereâs nothing on-topic left to discuss, then let this thread rest in peace
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Iâm in the same boat with a Mercedes. Itâs been over 100 days and the dealer wonât respond to me or MB financial. The dealer wonât send the MSO to Mercedes financial or to me to register the car. Basically the car had never been titled. The Dealer wonât respond to the DMV either (Tennessee DMV turns around with 24 hrs. They are not behind so no grace here). The county clerk has been calling them herself. More than 10 percent through the entire contract and havenât been able to drive the car. More than frustrated. Was considering a GLS - never, never again.
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Looks like @Jayanti_G is not interested in this topic anymore. Asked the questions and left. LOL
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