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Trying to buy a 2024/2025 Sierra 1500 Evaluation in Downpour Blue. When searching online there isn’t one within 1,000 miles. I’m in CT. Was considering ordering one but was curious how long it’s taking, everyone who ordered, to get there’s?

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I ordered a 2025 GMC about a month ago. It initially had a build week of April 14th which slid to week of April 28th. You need to make sure your dealership has allocation available before you order. That means you need to speak to the Sales Manager or General Manager. This tariff uncertainty is probably not helping right now. 

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Agree the tariff thing could make it more difficult and more expensive.  The Downpour Metallic Blue is nice, but is it worth it to order one only to find out it's an extra 5-15% more expensive when it comes in?  The problem now is you don't know what the price will be in a month or two.  I was back and forth between the blue and red and chose red and love it.

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7 minutes ago, Port Tack Farm said:

Agree the tariff thing could make it more difficult and more expensive.  The Downpour Metallic Blue is nice, but is it worth it to order one only to find out it's an extra 5-15% more expensive when it comes in?  The problem now is you don't know what the price will be in a month or two.  I was back and forth between the blue and red and chose red and love it.

The tariffs won't affect my order. Price protected upon acceptance. But, I was just told my build date slid another week to May. Oh well.... 

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GM makes the 1500's in Ft Wayne so tariffs will have little effect if any. The just announced to bumping up production at Ft Wayne.   Typically it takes about 4 months from order to delivery IF the dealer has allocation.  Not all dealers have but they will not tell you anything. They will take your order and you'll be on a list and may never see it.   Other things can affect build time such as constraints.  A Constraint is a limit placed on specific build configurations.

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/gm-increase-us-truck-production-following-trumps-tariffs-2025-04-03/

 

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