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11 hours ago, elcamino said:

If you ordered a 2021 it won't get built as a 2022 as the orders do not convert over. It would be cancelled (by GM) and have to be reordered as a 2022.  But that said, they will be built 2021 through Sept 2021.


who knows. Other people have been contacted and told they would be getting a 22. I’ll see how it’ll work out. 

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Z45
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Dealers are independent and they are not required to honor any discounts such as Employee, Supplier etc.  They don't make as much money on those sales. Trucks are in big demand now and many dealers ar

BlancoSilverado
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I know that MYChevrolet in Salinas, CA will do that pricing for you. Also it is quite the way for you, but to save 8k I would make that drive. 

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It's not that difficult. And the dealers that do high volumes help you through this process.    But I can see it being a PITA doing such a thing in the People's Republic of California. 🤦🏻‍♂️

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1 hour ago, Chloe_21 said:


who knows. Other people have been contacted and told they would be getting a 22. I’ll see how it’ll work out. 

Does not work that way.  2021 orders - do not change to 2022...
It will need a new order created.

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On 6/9/2021 at 7:23 PM, elcamino said:

Does not work that way.  2021 orders - do not change to 2022...
It will need a new order created.

Idk why this bothers you so much. It’s not a big deal. 
 

like I said- I’ll see what happens & deal with it then. For all I know, come July/Aug. GM could get the chip to build the vehicle with all the features I want. And I’ll still end up with a 21. 
 

Air ride was on constraint for a long while, then they started building some with air ride here and there. 
 

Again, like I said, I’ll see how it all works out.  If I fill out an order for a 22, then I fill out an order. Not a big deal. 😄😂

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