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Pretty much what the title says. I'm considering ordering a truck to my exact likings, but I don't know how long the average custom order takes and when they cut off 2012 models for production of the 2013 models. Any ideas?

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I don't know when they'll quit taking orders for 2012. I ordered my truck Feb. 29th and got it Apr. 30th.

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I believe they have stopped 2012 orders and i believe in June you will be able to place a 2013 order?

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Acording to my sources, May 25 was the last day of production on 2012 model trucks.

 

line 1 2012 order cutoff date

line 2 2013 order banks open date

line 3 2013 model production start up date

line 4 2013 model order cutoff date

 

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03/22/12

04/19/12

06/11/12

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Captiva Sport

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TBD

09/03/12

TBD

 

Colorado

 

04/19/12

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Colorado SEO

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03/23/12

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Equinox

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Express

 

04/19/12

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07/16/12

TBD

 

Express SEO

04/19/12

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HHR

Discontinued

 

 

 

Silverado 1500 Crew Cab

 

03/22/12

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03/22/12

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TBD

 

Silverado 1500 Reg & Ext Cab SEO

 

03/22/12

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04/19/12

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07/09/12

TBD

 

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03/22/12

04/19/12

07/09/12

TBD

 

Silverado 2500 Ext Cab

 

03/22/12

04/19/12

06/18/12

TBD

 

Silverado 2500 Reg Cab Diesel

 

03/22/12

04/19/12

07/09/12

TBD

 

Silverado 2500 Reg Cab Gas

 

04/19/12

04/19/12

07/09/12

TBD

 

Silverado 3500 Cab & Chassis

 

03/22/12

04/19/12

07/09/12

TBD

 

Silverado 3500 Crew Cab Gas

 

04/19/12

04/19/12

07/09/12

TBD

 

Silverado 3500 Crew Cab - Diesel

 

03/22/12

04/19/12

07/09/12

TBD

 

Silverado 3500 Ext Cab

 

03/22/12

04/19/12

06/18/12

TBD

 

Silverado 3500 Reg Cab Diesel

 

03/22/12

04/19/12

07/09/12

TBD

 

Silverado 3500 Reg Cab Gas

 

04/19/12

04/19/12

07/09/12

TBD

 

Silverado Hybrid

 

03/22/12

04/19/12

06/11/12

TBD

 

Suburban

 

03/22/12

04/19/12

06/04/12

TBD

 

Suburban SEO

 

03/22/12

TBD

TBD

TBD

 

Tahoe

 

03/22/12

04/19/12

06/04/12

TBD

 

Tahoe Hybrid

 

03/22/12

04/19/12

06/04/12

TBD

 

Tahoe Police

 

03/15/12

04/19/12

06/18/12

TBD

 

Tahoe Special Services

 

03/15/12

04/19/12

06/18/12

TBD

 

Tahoe SEO

 

03/22/12

TBD

TBD

TBD

 

Traverse

 

08/30/12

09/06/12

10/15/12

TBD

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