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2 minutes ago, MwSilverado09 said:

I'm new to the truck ordering game, but I ordered a 2020 Sierra 2500 SLE on 6/4. Still no VIN or estimated build date. My current lease is running out 9/2. The dealer assured me the truck would be here before then, but reading through these comments make me feel like that is not the case. I'm confused as to how Amazon can tell me exactly where my 10 dollar package is, but no one at GM knows even an estimated time frame of when my 50k+ truck might be built/delivered. Is this normally the case?

 

Thanks.

I understand your concern. Wonder if they are having some issues because as of yesterday mine was scheduled for QC on 6/25 but when checked yesterday it still hadn't been QC'd. Dealer said he had 5 in the same condition and was wondering what was going on. 

We are anxious to get ours but also if there is an issue then it would be nice to have it corrected before we get it.

 

I would think your dealer might be able to help you on the lease if the truck is not in by then.

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1 hour ago, MwSilverado09 said:

I'm new to the truck ordering game, but I ordered a 2020 Sierra 2500 SLE on 6/4. Still no VIN or estimated build date. My current lease is running out 9/2. The dealer assured me the truck would be here before then, but reading through these comments make me feel like that is not the case. I'm confused as to how Amazon can tell me exactly where my 10 dollar package is, but no one at GM knows even an estimated time frame of when my 50k+ truck might be built/delivered. Is this normally the case?

 

Thanks.

From what I've read (and doesn't mean it's 100% accurate) it seems that the higher trim models in crew cab are being built first with the double cab and dually's coming later. IMO, the dealer told you what you wanted to hear,  there's no way on a new model year they can estimate when your order will be completed, especially when they don't even know when the models will be arriving at the dealers. The only truck I've ever ordered was a 2010 Ford Raptor and they told me 3 months to build, but they also gave me a link to Ford's website that you could track the progress of the build and the location after it shipped. Makes me wonder why others don't do this, I never had to call anyone to check the status of my build. Anyways, good luck with the new truck and keep us up to date on the progress. A family friend is ordering a 2020 Denali (i believe he ordered it last week) and I'm buying his 2018 Denali once the new truck comes in so I hope it's 3 months or less too! 

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Salesman called and 2500 HD SLT we ordered has cleared OC and is waiting on getting a train.

he said he has seen it take up to a week for that, then up to 10 days to arrive.

At least making some progress.

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15 hours ago, MwSilverado09 said:

I'm new to the truck ordering game, but I ordered a 2020 Sierra 2500 SLE on 6/4. Still no VIN or estimated build date. My current lease is running out 9/2. The dealer assured me the truck would be here before then, but reading through these comments make me feel like that is not the case. I'm confused as to how Amazon can tell me exactly where my 10 dollar package is, but no one at GM knows even an estimated time frame of when my 50k+ truck might be built/delivered. Is this normally the case?

 

Thanks.

It's normal, especially during start-up -- which is what they are doing now.  I suspect they are holding vehicles at the plant and at intermediate delivery points so that all dealers will get their first trucks about the same time. That means 1000's of trucks need to be positioned.  When they start a totally new vehicle, the initial 'units per day' is less than the units per hour when they are up to speed.

 

 

The VIN does not get assigned until the truck is partly built. 

 

If your dealer will give you the order number (probably a series of letters) you can find out what the current 'event code' is for the order.  This will allow you to track the progress -- but the event code status is not 'live' (since that isn't the event code systems primary purpose). 

 

And no, the system is not designed to track the order like amazon.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Thanks everyone for the reply. I understand I’m probably just being impatient. I haven’t ordered a vehicle before so the lack of tracking is just very surprising to me given the price. Seems like in 2019 there should be a better system. I took my order number and checked, they received my order but that is the only update still. Hope everyone gets their truck sooner than it’s looking like ?. I ordered a crew cab SLE, black, with bucket seats, off road package & a few extra goodies.

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Your not the only one that's impatient so don't worry, there's plenty others and I am one of them as well. I'm hoping that the huge investment GM just made into the truck plant speeds things up a little once the dealers get their inventory. And I agree, you would think in 2019 there would be a better way to track the progress of your order. I know it's possible because other manufacturers have done this in the past 

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4 hours ago, powerhaulic said:

I ordered 6-27-19, Accepted by GM 7-2-19, has now gone to 3000 TPW 8-5-19

Dang!  I'm jealous.  Ordered 4-22-19 still not accepted.  My dealer said it's being slow because it's a gasser.  I guess the few gas 6.6 available were allocated to bigger dealers?  IDK 

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5 hours ago, powerhaulic said:

I ordered 6-27-19, Accepted by GM 7-2-19, has now gone to 3000 TPW 8-5-19

Keep us updated! I'm curious to see what the timeline is from order to delivery

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2 hours ago, texasnavy05 said:

Dang!  I'm jealous.  Ordered 4-22-19 still not accepted.  My dealer said it's being slow because it's a gasser.  I guess the few gas 6.6 available were allocated to bigger dealers?  IDK 

I ordered a 6.6 gas SLT crew cab plain red  4/1/19 and it was supposed to be built around 6/10. finally got through QC and supposedly is waiting on transportation.

Hopefully you get something resolved soon

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2 hours ago, texasnavy05 said:

Dang!  I'm jealous.  Ordered 4-22-19 still not accepted.  My dealer said it's being slow because it's a gasser.  I guess the few gas 6.6 available were allocated to bigger dealers?  IDK 

Is it a crew cab standard (6. ft something) box?

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3 hours ago, Sunshine39 said:

I ordered a 6.6 gas SLT crew cab plain red  4/1/19 and it was supposed to be built around 6/10. finally got through QC and supposedly is waiting on transportation.

Hopefully you get something resolved soon

Mine has been waiting on transport since the week of 6/3

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Kind of funny reading through this, I think my dealer told me the best advice. Dont sell your old truck yet and think about November or December anything before is luck .that said. wouldn't it be great if you could get your number and follow your truck with plant cameras through production. But maybe not, it could drive some of you mad LOL.

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17 hours ago, redwngr said:

Is it a crew cab standard (6. ft something) box?

Its crew cab standard bed.  4wd 6.6gas sle.

 

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GMC's website shows the 4x4 crew cab long bed will be a late delivery. Not sure what them means but guessing Nov-Dec? 

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