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jandersinc Enthusiast

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Hey guys,

 

Just wanted to say hi.

 

I just placed an order for a 2010 Yukon XL 2500 SLT 4x4.

 

Ordered it black on black and fully loaded with heated and cooled seats, 2nd row buckets and more.

 

I thought about waiting until the 2011's could be ordered, but I need a vehicle sooner than that so hopefully there isn't too much new and exciting about the 2011's that's not available on the 2010's.

 

Couple quick questions for you guys.

 

1. Is there any way to track the building of the truck without going to the dealer and nagging them?

 

2. Is the integrated brake controller standard on the Yukon's? I know it is on the Suburban's, but I can't seem to tell for sure about the Yukon's.

 

Thanks guys.

jro909 Senior Enthusiast

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welcome..sorry everybody else is shy :thumbs:

 

 

brake controller should be standard, hell everythings standard on SLTs, you may even get a line worker sleeping in the backseat when it arrives..the build thing i have no idea about i've read storys of the builds taking forever, nag the dealer they got your money already so make um work for it

jandersinc Enthusiast

jandersinc

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It's not so much I don't want to nag the dealer, I just want to be able to sit in my underwear at home in front of the computer and check the status. Dealer said 6 - 8 weeks. We'll see.

 

It'd be very awkward to sit in dealer in my underwear! :thumbs:

 

Years ago I ordered a 2004 Ford F350 (I know, don't hate me already) and it showed up 3 1/2 weeks after I ordered it.

 

My last vehicle, a 2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland 4x4 diesel, took about 10 weeks to show up.

 

welcome..sorry everybody else is shy :D

 

 

brake controller should be standard, hell everythings standard on SLTs, you may even get a line worker sleeping in the backseat when it arrives..the build thing i have no idea about i've read storys of the builds taking forever, nag the dealer they got your money already so make um work for it

Shaners Senior Enthusiast

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My Equinox took almost 3 months but they are in very high demand. I would think that your Yukon would arrive alot faster than that.

 

I love the fact that you ordered a 3/4 ton. What do you need the extra capacity for? Towing?

 

My buddy has a 2500 Avalanche. Now that is a rare vehicle!

jandersinc Enthusiast

jandersinc

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I ordered the 3/4 ton because I think, the heavier duty the better, and equipped exactly like a 1/2 ton it was only $135 more. I was surprised at the difference in price. Plus a 3/4 is also quite a bit rarer.

 

I might get another large boat (sold mine this summer) so I want the biggest baddest Yukon I can get.

 

I was very disappointed that you can't get the 6.2 in the 3/4 ton though.

 

My Equinox took almost 3 months but they are in very high demand. I would think that your Yukon would arrive alot faster than that.

 

I love the fact that you ordered a 3/4 ton. What do you need the extra capacity for? Towing?

 

My buddy has a 2500 Avalanche. Now that is a rare vehicle!

kal el Enthusiast

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I will most likely be putting the front passengers side door on your truck, we run two shifts but nights builds more trucks then days shift. You would be surprised at the number of 3/4 ton subs, yukons, and tahoes that we build. As for how long it will take i couldnt guess there are a surprising number of trucks coming down the line with a s on the windshield wich means it is already sold, we are running alot of overtime to keep up with demand.

yukon25008.1 Senior Enthusiast

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sounds like an awesome truck, look foward to seeing pics. and yea the 6.2 should have definitly been an option, mine has an 8.1.

jandersinc Enthusiast

jandersinc

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All I ask is that the door is on straight! Just kidding, thanks for the info.

 

The dealer searched for a 3/4 ton Yukon and didn't find much. Maybe it was just because I wanted about everything on it and there just wasn't one like it.

 

When the black on black one comes by, just talk to engine department and have them drop in the 6.2 for me!

 

I will most likely be putting the front passengers side door on your truck, we run two shifts but nights builds more trucks then days shift. You would be surprised at the number of 3/4 ton subs, yukons, and tahoes that we build. As for how long it will take i couldnt guess there are a surprising number of trucks coming down the line with a s on the windshield wich means it is already sold, we are running alot of overtime to keep up with demand.
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Total price:

 

MSRP: $59,090

Invoice: $54,631

 

Price Paid: $54,131 ($500 under invoice)

Rebates: $2,000

 

Total Price Paid: $52,131 (plus tax and license)

 

Sorry the rest didn't format very well, but this is the exact vehicle I ordered.

 

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model2010 Yukon XL type4WD 4dr 2500change_off.gif

styleSLTchange_off.gif

Exterior color41U.gif Onyx Black Secondary Exterior colorchange_off.gif

Interior color196.gif Ebony, Perforated Leather-appointed Seat Trim

base msrp*$50,355change_off.gif

colors & options$7,785

delivery & handling$950

total msrp$59,090

price current offers-$2,000

  • Cash Allowance: Up to $2,000 cash back

Net Price$57,090

 

Color

  • Onyx Black

$0

  • Ebony, Perforated Leather-appointed Seat Trim

$0

 

Packages

  • Sun, Entertainment and Destinations Package, Includes power sunroof, Audio system with Rear Seat Entertainment and Navigation, rearview camera system and rear seat entertainment system. Not available with AM/FM stereo with CD player and MP3 playback, Audio system with Rear Seat Entertainment or Audio system with Navigation.

$4,890

  • Skid Plate Package, Includes front underbody shield starting behind front bumper and running to first cross-member, protecting front underbody, oil pan, differential case and transfer case, frame-mounted shields.

$150

  • SLT-2 Equipment Package, Includes front bucket seats with leather-appointed seating, heated second row seats, second row power seat release, power-operated liftgate and outside heated power-adjustable, power-folding mirrors. Rear power-operated liftgate and second row seat release are deleted with Snow Plow Prep Package is ordered.

$1,705

 

Mechanical

  • Vortec 6.0L V8 SFI Engine, Variable Valve Timing (352 hp @ 5400 rpm, 382 lb-ft of torque @ 4200 rpm). Standard on SLT.

$0

  • 6-Speed Automatic Transmission, Heavy-duty, electronically controlled with overdrive, tow/haul mode and tap up/tap down shifting. Standard on SLT.

$0

  • Engine Block Heater, Suggested for use in more northern climates, the block heater allows for easier starting in cold temperatures.

$75

 

Exterior

  • Sunroof, Power, tilt-sliding with express-open and close and wind deflector. Not available with Snow Plow Prep Package. Included with Sun, Entertainment and Destinations Package.

Included

 

Interior

  • Front Bucket with Leather-Appointed Seating, 10-way power driver and front passenger seat adjusters, including power lumbar control, power recline, heated seat cushion and seatbacks, 2-position driver memory, adjustable head restraints, storage pockets and floor console. Included and only available with SLT-2 Equipment Package.

Included

  • Second Row Captain's Chairs, With leather-appointed seating, 2 reclining bucket seats.

$590

  • Heated and Cooled Seats, Driver and front passenger seat cushions and seat backs with perforated leather-appointed seating. Requires SLT-2 Equipment Package and Ebony perforated leather-appointed or Light Tan perforated leather-appointed or Light Titanium perforated leather-appointed.

$650

  • Second Row Floor Console Kit (Dealer Installed Option), Requires second row captain's chairs. Not available with front bucket seats with 6-way power driver seat adjuster. Dealer installed.

$389

  • Advanced Remote Start (Dealer Installed Option), 2-way advanced remote key FOB, included extended range and display. Dealer installed option.

$236

 

Audio

  • AM/FM stereo with Rear Seat Entertainment and Navigation, With MP3 compatible CD/DVD player and DVD-based navigation, seek-and-scan, digital clock, auto-tone control, Radio Data System, speed-compensated volume, TheftLock, voice recognition and USB port. Requires rear seat entertainment system. Included with Sun, Entertainment and Destinations Package.

Included

  • Entertainment System, Rear seat DVD player with remote control, overhead display, 2 sets of 2-channel wireless infrared headphones and auxiliary audio/video input jacks. Requires rear seat entertainment system or audio system with Rear Seat Entertainment and Navigation. Included with Sun, Entertainment and Destinations Package.

Included

 

Other

  • Option discount

($900)

 

FROM NADA:

 

 

PRICE SUMMARY InvoiceMSRPshim.gif BASE PRICE

$46,830 $50,355shim.gif

DESTINATION CHARGE

$950 $950shim.gif

OPTIONS

$6,851 $7,785shim.gif

TOTAL

$54,631 $59,090

kal el Enthusiast

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they can only be put on straight, I put the door on run the wire into the cab and shoot the top bolt, then one bottom bolt, they are aligned perfect no adjustment, I do about 10,000 a month so I am pretty good at it. Also I have not seen one truck go down the line that everyone who helped build it didnt want it perfect and 100% quality, you will get an excellent truck.

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jandersinc Enthusiast

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Just got an update from the dealer. My Yukon is scheduled to be delivered to the dealer on 4/12.

 

Sales guy didn't know what code number it was at since he didn't look up the order, but he said 4/12 was the delivery date.

 

That would be exactly 4 weeks from the day I ordered it.

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