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Stevens03 Senior Enthusiast

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Thankz guys finally got my truck yesterday (5 weeks late) but well worth it....post-93850-1305774396_thumb.jpg

 

Big Congrats!

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Lyall Enthusiast

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Nice fustr8ed, Well actually my dealer seems to doing an amazing job, called me yesterday truck is now has been giving a build week :dunno: june 13, and form past experience he thinks it will be at the dealership june 28 +/- a few days. Man I can't wait.

Good work trying to get the service for Canada. I know it can be difficult deal with some think this. Hopefully they will see the light and open up the servers for you.

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jd128 New Member

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I'm new to the forum...just thought I would post the current progress on the truck I ordered. Silverado 1500 LTZ Z71 4x4!

 

Anyone know where this is being built??

 

05/24/2011(1100) Order placed at dealership. Order passed GM edit tables but dealer has not received allocation to place order.

05/31/2011(2000) Order accepted by GM. Dealer used allocation to place order into production.

05/31/2011(2500) Order preferenced. Order pulled to the production system.

06/01/2011(3000) Order accepted by production control. Parts being ordered and production process is underway.

06/09/2011(3100) Order available to sequence.

06/09/2011(3300) Order scheduled for production. Order is scheduled into the plant build cycle.

06/11/2011(3400) Order Broadcast (internal plant paperwork order produced). Order is sent to various build & supplier areas to bring order together.

Lyall Enthusiast

Lyall

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IF its an extended cab will be assembled in Fort Wayne TX, believe the Crew Cabs are built in Mexico, and not such where regular cabs are built.

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pops3250 New Member

pops3250

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I am presently at 3000 at what point do they assign a production week or date

 

My order number is PZIFFW

 

Thanks

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gabby76 New Member

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I ordered a Sierra Denali 2500HD 29 days ago (11/17/2011) and was told by GM's customer service hotline on Friday (12/16/2011) that they don't have an order number for my name. I contacted GM because I didn't have confidence I was getting a straight answer from my sales person. I completed the build sheet on November 17th and the dealership received my $5,000 deposit via wire transfer on November 21st. I asked sales person for my order number and he told me he has not received it yet and that he would get it to me as soon as gm sends it. So I don't know if it was ever ordered so I ask for a copy of the build sheet they submitted to the factory (I was looking for that date it was submitted but nothing there)

Shouldn't I at least fall into the 1100, Preliminary order accepted CODE? I have been told all orders will have a production date within 3 weeks of deposit.

Does anyone have an answer? Am I inpatient or just not getting all the facts?

cracked_up Enthusiast

cracked_up

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I ordered my 1500 in Jan. 4 weeks later I picked it up. Not sure why you don't have an order number, maybe the dealer hasn't received allocation yet or there could be a hold on an option you picked. I would think you would at least have the order number since it should have been ordered as a sold unit.

 

Good luck and we want pics when you finally do get it

Z45 Senior Enthusiast

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I am sure the order would not have been submitted until the dealer had the deposit in hand and that would be the 21st or sometime after that when ever the financial institution cleared the money. You need to get answers for the salesman or his sales manager.

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cracked_up

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I have never put money down when ordering a new vehicle of any type, but that probably is dealer dependent. Or the fact I never ordered anything off the wall that wouldn't be an easy sell.

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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I put $500 down to order mine. $5K is kinda steep. I would ask for a refund and go elsewhere immediately

gabby76 New Member

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Here is where I'm at I guess I'll have to wait to how long I'm at "1100 Order placed at dealership. Order passed GM edit tables but dealer has not received allocation to place order." The order should be a SOLD order correct??? here is what the build sheet says " Order Type: SRE-Retail Sold (is this correct?) I'm feeling like this finally got submitted, after being jerked around last couple of weeks. I shouldn't feel like i'm in the dark when I'm making a 45K dollar purchase especially when they have $5K already.. Customer service is horrible!!! It's like a big secret and they're trying to cover up all the mistakes. Maybe that's not the case but I certainly feels that way. This was my 3rd truck from GMC and I'll never go this route again. ****ing headache

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

RyanbabZ71

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Here is what my build sheet said

 

 

BARS Order Type :

60 - RETAIL - SOLD

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savillian Enthusiast

savillian

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01SilveradoLT..... You ordered it and it took 18 days to build? Wow, mine might be here quicker than I thought! :) I ordered on Feb 9th, we will have to see!

01SilveradoLT Enthusiast

01SilveradoLT

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01SilveradoLT..... You ordered it and it took 18 days to build? Wow, mine might be here quicker than I thought! :) I ordered on Feb 9th, we will have to see!

 

 

Oh yea. I can't believe how fast it was. Big props to GM.

01/26/2012 (1100) Order placed at dealership. Order passed GM edit tables but dealer has not received allocation to place order. 01/26/2012 (1102) Order entered via web. 01/30/2012 (2000) Order accepted by GM. Dealer used allocation to place order into production. 01/31/2012 (2500) Order preferenced. Order pulled to the production system. 01/31/2012 (3000) Order accepted by production control. Parts being ordered and production process is underway. 02/02/2012 (3100) Order available to sequence. 02/02/2012 (3100) Order available to sequence. 02/02/2012 (3300) Order scheduled for production. Order is scheduled into the plant build cycle. 02/03/2012 (3400) Order Broadcast (internal plant paperwork order produced). Order is sent to various build & supplier areas to bring order together. 02/11/2012 (3800) Order produced and vehicle is being prepared for shipping. For Cadillac, GMC and Buick customers, please contact your dealer or customer service for further updates as no further updates available at this time. 02/13/2012 (4000) Vehicle available to ship. 02/13/2012 (4150) Invoiced (order is invoiced to the dealer). 02/13/2012 (4B00) Your car is bayed and is waiting for transportation by truck, rail or transfer to vendor. 02/13/2012 (4200) Shipped (vehicle is shipped to the dealer or interim point of delivery).

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