Preorder vehicles ordered directly from the manufacturer now run through the same fast, guided checkout as inventory already on the lot, including real multi-location pickup. It's rolling out across dealers over the coming weeks.
Until now, a buyer configuring a preorder vehicle, one ordered directly from the manufacturer rather than pulled from the lot, moved through a slower path than a buyer picking something already in stock. That gap is closing.
What changed
Preorder vehicles now run through the same fast, guided checkout as titled inventory already on the lot. A buyer sees the same steps, the same running total, and the same clarity about what happens next, whichever kind of vehicle they're buying.
More of your catalog, one flow
Any vehicle a dealer can offer as a preorder now sells through the same flow as what is already sitting on the lot, rather than a separate, slower process. A buyer never has to know which one they picked.
Pick up where it's convenient
When a preorder vehicle has more than one pickup point, buyers now choose from real locations, sorted by distance, instead of a single generic option.
Rolling out now
This is rolling out across dealers over the coming weeks, so not every storefront has it live yet.
Where to find it
On a participating dealer's site, open a preorder vehicle's listing and start checkout.
Frequently asked questions
A vehicle ordered directly from the manufacturer rather than sold from a dealer's existing lot.
It's rolling out across dealers over the coming weeks.
