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I ordered the new 2020 gmc 3500 and have a tpw of March 16th, does anyone know how long after it’s built the delivery time to get to the dealership in Omaha? Thanks for any input

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We ordered our 2020 GMC AT4HD 3500 on Dec 9th.  We had been given an expectation of 8-12 weeks for production and delivery.  The build request had been excepted from the factory and given a build date with in less than two weeks from order with an build week of 24 Jan.  Our new baby was produced on 27 Jan or 1 Feb (depending on who we spike with), sent to an outfitter for sprayed in bed liner on the 4th supposedly, invoice I believe on the 5th.  Was given a Expiration of transit time (delivery) of 27 Feb.  Truck was placed in a Hold status code for a reason we have not been told around 6/7 March.  No reason why so much time elapsed before any updates to status of the truck between 5 Feb and 6/7 March.  It was supposedly updated this past Friday to waiting on a rail car from Flint.  We have been told at least 5-10 days from being put on a rail car that we should see it here in Newport News, VA.  

 

I know this may not make you feel any better, but hope that it gives you a realistic expectation.  

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Pip-at4 

 

 That’s so weird gm would allow trucks to sit for so long before shipping. Must cost them a fortune. Congrats on the new at4. Thanks for the update

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 That’s so weird gm would allow trucks to sit for so long before shipping. Must cost them a fortune. Congrats on the new at4. Thanks for the update

Thanks and you are welcome!!  Looking forward to getting her!  After two and half hours with the dealerships GM and the Regional Manager Saturday a week ago, he the RegMan was making an assumption that mine, (and several others due to his AOR) had possible been held because of an inspection/investigation/issue of some sort needed to be addressed prior to leaving the factory.   hope to get an update tomorrow or Tuesday.

 

Congrats on your Denali and hope your order goes a little more smoothly than ours.  We highly considered that one but chose the AT4 instead.  Kinda wish we had gone with the Denali with the incentives that are out there now for them.  

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