Tracking my 26 6PACK Charger Order

[NewYorker15]

My Charger arrived today at Pyeongtaek Port aboard the RoRo ship Toscana and is now sitting in the customs lot waiting for clearance.

I drove the Durango down there (about 30 minutes) and got to see it in person. Even though ports are restricted areas, I managed to snap a few photos of both the Toscana and the Charger.

It’ll be transported by car carrier to the Post Lot and should be released to me in 4–7 days after Stellantis Korea finishes the diagnostics and software updates. At least I’ll be able to see it up close at the lot instead of through alarmed fencing.

 

[aceinspp19]

Cool. I know your excited. Let us know when you finally get the car. Later RJD

 

[Zaccity16]

That's awesome! I assume the roads there are not as wide as American roads?

 

[baabootoo17]

Holy cow! I just got mine delivered yesterday, so 18 days after being marked "Shipped".

 

[NewYorker15]

That's awesome! I assume the roads there are not as wide as American roads?

South Korean highway lanes are a bit narrower than American ones. It’s easy to get used to them. I’ve driven Hummers here without any issues.

 

[NewYorker15]

Holy cow! I just got mine delivered yesterday, so 18 days after being marked "Shipped".

Congrats!

 

[aceinspp19]

South Korean highway lanes are a bit narrower than American ones. It’s easy to get used to them. I’ve driven Hummers here without any issues.

That's good to hear. Give us some pics of the car when you get it. Later RJD

 

[Zaccity16]

South Korean highway lanes are a bit narrower than American ones. It’s easy to get used to them. I’ve driven Hummers here without any issues.

I didn't even think of the military vehicles! The Six Pack will be nothing compared to that!

 

[CareerFirefighter17]

My Charger arrived today at Pyeongtaek Port aboard the RoRo ship Toscana and is now sitting in the customs lot waiting for clearance.

I drove the Durango down there (about 30 minutes) and got to see it in person. Even though ports are restricted areas, I managed to snap a few photos of both the Toscana and the Charger.

It’ll be transported by car carrier to the Post Lot and should be released to me in 4–7 days after Stellantis Korea finishes the diagnostics and software updates. At least I’ll be able to see it up close at the lot instead of through alarmed fencing.
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Pic looks like someone looking at cars through their prison cell.

 

[aceinspp19]

South Korean highway lanes are a bit narrower than American ones. It’s easy to get used to them. I’ve driven Hummers here without any issues.

Have you picked up your car yet? Later RJD