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Have new VIN, is there a link to get window sticker?

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Z45 Senior Enthusiast

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Check your dealers website for the vehicle and there would be a link to the sticker.

 

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I pulled this one up on the vehicle above

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18 hours ago, elcamino said:

Check your dealers website for the vehicle and there would be a link to the sticker.

 

Vehicle In Transit

This vehicle has been shipped from the assembly plant and will arrive in the near future. Please contact us for more details.

 

I pulled this one up on the vehicle above

in transit

 

 

Thanks.  It's not on their website yet as the vehicle was just built.  I think there is a delay after the vehicle is built until the window sticker is available anyway but I don't remember how long it was.  I thought just a few days.

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9 minutes ago, 03 Cobra said:

 

Thanks.  It's not on their website yet as the vehicle was just built.  I think there is a delay after the vehicle is built until the window sticker is available anyway but I don't remember how long it was.  I thought just a few days.

 

 

If the VIN will show up in GM's IVH (Investigate Vehicle History) they can pull the build sheet for it so you can see the options on it.  

 

Vehicles typically will hit the dealer's website once its either been invoiced to the dealer and or hits the carriers.  

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There are various dealer websites pkgs.  Its not GM pushing the info to the dealer, its how they chose to show the inventory.  Once its built ONLY the dealer can access the vehicle info, no one else.   Others with access to the system can ONLY see the current activity code, no more than that, 1100, 5000 etc. 

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Thanks to all that responded!  I was able to get the build sheet from the GMC online chat which was cool.  It came in a mile long string of text with no spaces between line items.  That confirms what actually made it on the truck.  I am interested to see the window sticker to see where the final MSRP ended up and to confirm it's what I expected.  I'll contact the dealer in the next few days to see if they can pull it.  It was at order code 3800 a few days ago so it's at least a few weeks before delivery probably. 

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