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Were you able to negotiate a decent bit off MSRP since you are ordering?

I think so.. Selling to me at invoice price then whatever rebates are available. MSRP is $45,530, invoice is $42,166. Hoping to get a couple grand in rebates to kick me under $40k. My luck there will only be like $500-$750 but I'm hopeful for loyalty and trade in rebates!

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You have Sierra?? My salesman could add the rear slider on the CC models but the DC still wasn't showing for option. He is still checking in to it for me though.

 

No I ordered a Silverado Crew Cab.

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So when ordering I can probably expect $2-3K off MSRP before rebates?

Yep! I went to 3 different dealers and all got quotes of invoice pricing less rebates with no haggle or nothing. Just told them what I wanted. I guess it's quite common now to do invoice pricing on new vehicles.

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Hey Sooperdave!

 

Congrats on your vehicle order! We would be more than happy to assist you with vehicle order updates if you'd like! Please reach out to us via PM with your order number when the need arises! Have a great week!

 

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Andraya R.

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Ordered mine on December 24th, and a TPW of 2-3-14 as well. I ordered a GMC Sierra SLT and was told by GM chat 2 days ago that the sliding window is not available for all models. I do see it on the Chevy build site but it is not on the GMC build site. My guess is they only have it available for Chevy's... Why? I dunno!

Hey I just got word my truck was built on 2-4-14, how about yours??

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Don't do it. Read this forum. Reason they don't offer window is because they recalled the ones they have now. Order if you want vibration issues. Order if you want your Bluetooth to drop calls. Order if you want you instrument cluster to take a crap along with the infotainment. Order if you want your seat to creak when you go around corners. Keep what you have even if it is a VW bus. All these issues have had my truck in the shop 6 times and only had it over one month. Don't do it man..,.....,

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Hey I just got word my truck was built on 2-4-14, how about yours??

I chatted yesterday and was told my truck is built and waiting to be loaded on the rail car... 2-3 week ETA!

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Hey I just got word my truck was built on 2-4-14, how about yours??

I chatted yesterday and was told my truck is built and waiting to be loaded on the rail car... 2-3 week ETA!

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I ordered mine 2/4/14 i was just told my build week is 3/03. GMC Sierra SLT 4x4 Fire Red. Should be 4-6 more weeks. the suspense is killing me!

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