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Thinking seriously of going back to XL from current 2021 AT4 Yukon (always drove the longer model since mid 90s)?  Anyone have good info on when 2022 production is scheduled to start?

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Hmmm. was told to expect a 2022 end of December if lucky by several dealers with nothing in stock.  So guess they had no reason to lie... but did they???  Of course with ever changing variants of the China "virus" magically appearing just as everything is going back to whatever normal will be, will slow production of everything again. 

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2 hours ago, Pawg said:

Hmmm. was told to expect a 2022 end of December if lucky by several dealers with nothing in stock.  So guess they had no reason to lie... but did they???  Of course with ever changing variants of the China "virus" magically appearing just as everything is going back to whatever normal will be, will slow production of everything again. 

I was told 22's would hit lots by December. Noone around me has anything on the ground, or even in transit that's available .

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There are a couple midnight blue around here.  One stealer had a "market adjustment" of $5k over msrp!!!! I told hm where to put it.  Another has a Yukon XL, but thats a ship. 

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I made an order for a ‘21 suburban back in March. My dealer just let me know GM has assigned my production week, and they bumped the order up to a ‘22 model. Should be ready mid-October. 

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On 10/4/2021 at 12:41 PM, Fireman21107 said:

My '22 was accepted on 9/2 with a TPW 10/4.

Congrats! Hopefully their estimated build date is accurate!

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Picking up my wife’s 2022 Yukon on Saturday. It was produced two weeks ago and just randomly showed up at the dealership. They had no idea it was on the way. 

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Have an order in at two different dealerships for 2022 AT4 Yukon XL.  As of now, still no production week(s).

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