Chevy Silverado customers who are waiting to receive their new 2022 Chevy Silverado 1500 may be eligible for a substantial $3,000 compensation offer.
According to a recent report from CarsDirect, which cites a bulletin sent to dealers, GM is serving up a new Silverado Sold Order Private Offer that includes a $3,000 discount for those customers still waiting on an unfulfilled 2022 Chevy Silverado 1500 order. It appears as though the offer is only available to 2022 Chevy Silverado 1500 customers.
The new Silverado Sold Order Private Offer will be available through January 3rd, 2023, and can be applied towards the purchase or lease of a 2022 or 2023 Chevy Silverado 1500 light-duty pickup, or Silverado HD heavy-duty pickup. Additionally, the offer can be combined with other rebates or financing offers.
Eligible customers will be notified of the $3,000 rebate via email and direct mail. The rebate is also available to be shared with members of the same household.
Demand for the Chevy Silverado 1500 has showed considerable strength as of late, outstripping production by a wide margin as GM continues to grapple with parts shortages and the ongoing global microchip shortage.
Back in July, GM Authority reported that The General would idle production of the Chevy Silverado, as well as the Silverado’s corporate cousin, the GMC Sierra 1500, for one week at the GM Fort Wayne plant as a result of microchip shortage. Later that month, the automaker added a third production shift at the GM Oshawa Assembly plant in Canada in order to meet increasingly high demand. To note, the Chevy Silverado 1500 is also produced at the GM Silao plant in Mexico, which also idled Chevy Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500 production for one week in August.
Production of the 2023 Chevy Silverado 1500 began late last month on August 29th, with Regular Cab and Crew Cab models the first to roll off the line. Production of Double Cab models began September 6th.
As GM Authority reported previously, heavy constraints are currently in place for 2023 Chevy Silverado LT Trail Boss, Custom Trail Boss, and ZR2 trim levels.
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finally! hopefully prices start to drop with demand now… been waiting long enough!
Your wait didn’t really payoff. GM trucks have gone up at least $6,000 in the last year. Plus, if prices fall? Your trade will too.
“hopefully prices start to drop”
That’s a sarcastic comment, right?
MSRP’s will never go down. Dealers may start discounting again and GM will be back at the rebate game. It will probably happen sooner than you think.
Lol just got off the phone with a dealer in Tennessee Hutchinson Chevy and the Reps name is Stephen..
Yes he has a ZR2 and is asking 4k over MSRP..lol
This guy is a legal thief… So don’t expect any price reductions !
SGarcia…Don’t blame the sales rep, he’s not the thief, and he has no say so in the matter. He’s not the dealer. The dealer sets that policy.
Richard your right…
I was on True Car the other day and they popped up .
ZR2 for 72k and stated you save 600 dollars .So i gave my name and number … Today that dealer calls me and i thought about the plane flight ..again thinking i can finally get a truck.. Then he said they get 4k over MSRP… LOL I HUNG UP !
Anyway i found one in Newengland for MSRP..
Only one issue. it’s still in Mexico….And the story goes on !
Hopefully when it gets to the dealer and you go into final negotiations they don’t start with the bs where it all of a sudden gets add on charges and dealer fees and then the vehicle shortage fee. One dealer here in Houston gave me a price of $7000 over msrp…WTH. I said no thanks.
I got a ZR2 @ MSRP with GM supplier discount, 3k Email Rebate, and 500 promo total over $7500 off MSRP. I consider my luck expended for the rest of my life.
Did your rebate come before your truck was delivered or after. I have been waiting on my ltz since it was built june 6th and haven’t received any thing yet
just got off the phone and was told the incentive was a hoax. i ordered in April and have not taken delivery.
Supply and demand. Good luck finding one you can drive home today at MSRP. Unfortunately for you, someone will pay that 4k over MSRP.
Lol..! I’m getting one for under MSRP… plus 3k From GM plus 500 off.. plus 2k in extras… YES there is good people out there and these Dealer have been in the business for a long time for a reason.. So go ahead and pay extra if you got it…lol
SteveG, are you driving it home today or is it still in Mexico?!
try Dave Keil chevy in Mechanicsburg OH they had two ZR2 on the lot as of today I was there getting rain guards put on and they sell everything at list, no markups ! and no BS add on’s and there administration fee’s are about half of what other dealers charge I just bought my truck there two weeks ago and they have a pretty good selection of trucks (LTZ 3.0). they get a pretty big allotment since there in the top 15% of Silverado dealers in the country, they sell over a 1000 trucks a year.
Praying I see this for my Sierra that’s been sitting there since June
I am in the same boat. I have been waiting since May for a GMC Sierra with the 3.0 litre diesel. I am going to just reorder a 2023 with the new motor. They can keep the 2022. Even if they decide to include the Sierra in the $3000 rebate you are getting a truck that is one model year older. In 5 years who knows what the difference in value will be for a 2022 vs 2023. One thing we know for sure is that the 2023 will be worth more.
I thought about doing that, but the same truck as a 2023 would be about $4500 more since I have price protection on my 2022, plus it will probably be another 6 month wait for the 2023. Also, I don’t want to have to end up dumping money into my 2010 to keep it running.
KMR56, All good points, but I don’t think the wait will be as long on the 2023. I’m hearing the chip shortage which caused most of the delay is clearing up. And in my case, I really want that new LD diesel with the extra torque and HP. Also, I hopefully don’t have to worry about dumping money in my trade. It’s a 2021 Sierra still under warranty.
Cant help but laugh at this. This will not stop the scum dealers out there. I placed an order back in march with 1500$ down. When the truck got built, I get a call saying “gm” is raising the price $8k, that’s right $8K. Feldman Chevy in New Hudson, MI added $8K to a employee sold order. So I wont hold my breath for this, as I’m stilling waiting on my new order from a different dealer. Thanks again Feldman Chevy in New Hudson, MI.
Sold orders who purchased another gm vin and there order never got completed.
Well just wonder when the mail will arrive march 2023 maybe
Keep searching the internet. A dealer somewhere will do the right thing and sell at MSRP. And it will be far cheaper than 4k to buy a one-way plane ticket, even if having to stay a night in a hotel, and drive back.
Why stupid people pay over MSRP is beyond me. Or, it must be nice to not care about 4k.
The only problem with that theory is the Dealer out of your area is more inclined to sell his precious inventory at MSRP to his local customer. Out of town sales are one and done and the dealer will probably never see you again for service or a future sale with a trade in. Now more than ever Dealers need to have all departments making a profit. They will not survive on the reduced new vehicle sales alone. But do not despair, it won’t be much longer until dealers are swimming in inventory again and GM will be back at the ridiculous game of complicated incentives. As long as GM can keep counting a sale when they pass the vehicle onto the dealer they will not be able to resist over producing.
When is Chevrolet going to offer this to the guys waiting over a year to get their new Camaro’s? I’m about done waiting for my new Camaro! I have a VIN number but they say its missing parts? Hate the thought of my new car sitting outside.
Sixteen days and counting.
There should be an update to this article with a poll on how many people have actually got this incentive on an ordered truck.