Sadly this is all too commonThe point i was trying to get at was from the info I got is that if the dealership did not give you an accurate expectation of when you'd receive your order - you may have a case but its worth calling up SEAT customer services.
If you ordered and the dealership informed you that the order was going to take over 15 weeks, then you may not get a call, but may be worth making one all the same.
My dealership has not been in touch with with regards to any of this, its all being done directly with SEAT customer services.
I have been selling new cars for over 20 years, and it still baffles me why some sales people are so scared of telling customers the real situation at point of order. It's as if they think being vague, or not providing any information at all, once they have an order is better than being upfront and risking bot getting it in the first place.
SEAT Customer Services are very good, but they aren't there to cover dealerships not giving customers the right information and will only offer goodwill gestures for genuine delays, not when orders take longer than reduced/inaccurate lead times quoted by dealerships.