A few of you understand. There is no line interruption, that's been conformed. It's as simple as telling the robot to paint it, that's been conformed. Those of you who own a body shop or work as a painter in a shop understand paint codes and variances. It comes down to some pencil neck choosing what colors they feel look best on a certain model. I even offered to pay in full before it's built. When I ordered my 2022 Ram, I should of ordered a mega cab instead of a crew cab. Live and learn, at the end of the day, the money is still in my pocket and not theirs.
What you don't seem to understand is that if the assembly plant doesn't have the color available, you're not going to get it.
Some of the colors have been hard for the assembly plants to actually get which is a vendor issue.
They don't make the paint in the plant, they only spray it mostly by robots.
If the vendor doesn't have that exact mix in the formula available right now, it's not going to be available on a vehicle.
I know that has been a problem for the last several years.
