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Something interesting with the Aristotle, it previously had a draught of 9m and now is showing 8.6m. It would appear that it is unloading.

That track your dream is cool. We don't get that in Canada. Apparently it's too much work for them even though 90% is the same as the US. We get 4 stages; not built, still not built, built, in your driveway. Westrandstrabe is in Kornwestheim at the rail loading terminal north of Zuffenhausen...

I know the feeling. This will be my 6th Porsche. I bought my Macan off the lot because I didn't need another 4 to 6 months of stalking a car.

I've been watching the Aristotle as well. I've never seen a ship in port like that for over a week. Two or three days maybe. I wonder if the production cuts are resulting in it taking longer to fill a ship and they don't want to leave half full. The Felicity Ace is anchored off shore and should...

One of the guys on another forum got a letter from Porsche before his Boxster arrived saying that rather than delaying the production they sent the car with a manual column and would replace it at their cost. At least some are being proactive. I'm sure you can reject the car if it's not...

If you have an email attached to your order with your dealer they should have linked that with the car. If you make an account at MyPorsche using that email address it should show the car order details. They use the commission number as the vin isn't determined until production. Some people get...

You used to be able to get it from www.pwl.de/en however they haven't uploaded the current schedule in weeks. I grabbed this one from someone that requested directly from pwl. You can track the ship on Marine Traffic when it's in port or near the coast. You have to pay to track it with satellite...

I'm hoping to make it on the Siem Aristotle as well.

My CT4S was V260 on July 12 and is now in Emden. It saying it's leaving port on Aug 6 but there is a ship loading in port right now so I hope it makes that boat. WilderAZ, if your car was built on the 8th it should have a VIN on the MyPorsche page which would likely tell you it's a 2021. I...