
I signed the contract on November 3rd. There's a car available, and the certificate of conformity is ready, but as of today, the 28th, I still can't pick it up. They say it's because there's no release certificate, which is needed to take the car out of the warehouse. Is this normal? It's already been 28 working days.
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