i used to work at the Colorado railyard in Brighton CO where toyotas come in. they inspect within a day of being offloaded, as the inspection company is usually the one tied to the shipping of that yard. I worked for Inter-rail Transport in early 2000s and they were given the slips once the railcars were entered in the shipment, they knew where the car was parked on the railcar, and we would unchock, tag and park in the designated spot for loading by truckers. damaged cars/Qc hold has to be similar. a third party or toyota itself comes in to do the work.
So how long does that whole process take before it gets on a truck to the dealership? I’m in Colorado Springs so hoping not too long.
hi! my 4runner was also in the denver railhead on monday, 6/2. my salesman showed me the progress sheet and it said “last sighting DENVER, CO” but it didn’t technically show “rail arrive” yet. waited a couple of days, saturday 6/7 he told me it was showing an update that it would be at the dealership on monday, 6/9. texted me around 1:30 on monday, 6/9 that it was at the dealership, off the truck. hope that helps!
Man, I guess mine is on inspection at the rail yard still. Toyotas process is a pain in the ass. And their lack of communication is like pulling teeth.
Lucky! Mine is still showing no eta and that it’s still in the Denver rail yard.
I am also in the same boat. I ordered in March, the original delivery date was set to 06/10/25 to 06/14/25. But it was changed to 07/02/25 to 07/04/25.. Same reason as QC hold. It is in Vancouver port since June 1st ..I will know when i sign the papers.
Mine has not revived an update on delivery yet. Hoping it gets released soon. I’m not sure what port it is at, hopefully east coast
My dealer said all their 4runners had the QC hold put on them. It was updated from 30 to 56 days but they cant tell me what its for.
