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Just ordered my 2015 6.2L w/8-speed yesterday. Will keep the group posted once it comes in...

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I ordered one too, but the dealer had no allocations. Am I wasting my time? Should I go to another dealer that has an allocation?

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I ordered one too, but the dealer had no allocations. Am I wasting my time? Should I go to another dealer that has an allocation?

I would look around for a dealer with an allocation. I ordered my 2015 6.2 10/8 and got confirmation that it was accepted the next week with a TPW of 11/3.

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I ordered mine near the first of Oct, TPW was 10/6 and it went through QA afterwards (one of the first 13 built so it gets an extra look over). Got invoiced and vin yesterday so I should have it next week! :D

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I ordered mine near the first of Oct, TPW was 10/6 and it went through QA afterwards (one of the first 13 built so it gets an extra look over). Got invoiced and vin yesterday so I should have it next week! :D

 

Interesting, mine had the same TPW and got a VIN 10/09 but my dealer is estimating arrival around Nov 4 and I am way closer to Mexico....unless of course you have a US truck.

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Just ordered my 2015 6.2L w/8-speed yesterday. Will keep the group posted once it comes in...

 

Hi BluByU14,

 

Congratulations on your new order! Feel free to reach out to us if you need order updates along the way!

 

Andraya

GM Customer Care

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anyone have a vin for a 6.2 max tow?

 

The max tow/trailering package for the 6.2/8-speed is on constraint.

 

My truck is on a railcar in TX on its way to NC.

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anyone have a vin for a 6.2 max tow?

 

 

 

The max tow/trailering package for the 6.2/8-speed is on constraint.

 

 

 

They aren't building and of that combination til Jan 2015.

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^ January?? Shoot, winter will be over by the time I get my truck haha

 

 

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Agreed.

 

When I learned this the choices given were:

1 wait til Jan,

2 remove the NHT and keep the 6.2

3 remove the 6.2, get the nht with a 5.3

 

Decided to remove nht and new tpw is Nov 10

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Agreed.

 

When I learned this the choices given were:

1 wait til Jan,

2 remove the NHT and keep the 6.2

3 remove the 6.2, get the nht with a 5.3

 

Decided to remove nht and new tpw is Nov 10

thats the same fm day as mine did you orders red one

Agreed.

 

When I learned this the choices given were:

1 wait til Jan,

2 remove the NHT and keep the 6.2

3 remove the 6.2, get the nht with a 5.3

 

Decided to remove nht and new tpw is Nov 10

thats the same fm day as mine did you orders red one
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thats the same fm day as mine did you orders red one

 

Mines is new (G1K) blue.

(Dates are tentative week for build)

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Ordered 1500 crew cab, 4wd, Iridium, Cocoa Interior. Sept 9th, picked up at dealer today. Really like the ride so far and the 8 speed shifts seamlessly thru the gears. A lot of difference in the way this truck drives as opposed to my 2009. The steering is a big difference for sure. The 6.2 has plenty of power but haven't drove in enough to comment on overall power or fuel mileage. I will post more comments after I log in some miles. Happy to have one of the first of these on the road.

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