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Just looking to see if this is an unusual situation. I’m looking to ease my mind and frustrations. Getting to the point where the truck was actually built was a long two year story on its own.
The truck has been built for around 4 months or 15 weeks and has since been sitting in the rail yard outside of Ft. Wayne Assembly Factory. It’s “connected to car” but hasn’t seen any movement.
Any other similar stories? It’s out of GMs hands now, dealer included, because shipping is handled by 3rd party companies.
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Same song just a different player. You will find almost everyone in here has a story similar to yours. I know of one guy whose truck sat in Mexico all summer long and to this day several months later he has not taken delivery. You are at the mercy of the railroad at this point. Perhaps your situation is a little different, could be held up for reasons related to the derailment in Ohio. Is your truck built as 22 or 23? I was fortunate because after over a year I did get my truck to production in Ft. Wayne and six weeks later delivered so for that I am grateful. Good luck and keep us updated.
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It is a 23
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holluk….. I have one more painful than yours. My 22 Denali was produced on May 28th and is in Purgatory still at the Fort Wayne assembly plant…. Bottom line is GM couldn’t care less about us the consumer… They now are in the drivers seat for the first time and they know it…
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First question is why GM took down or close the forum on GM orders for trucks, you can no longer post anything on that forum. WHY.
Her is my sad story of customer service. Ordered a 2023 Danail ultimate Nov 2nd, 2022. I’ve been stuck in code #3300 for 5 months and no one at the dealer can tell me why. Keep getting the song that they don’t understand what the holdup is, asked if I could redo the order to speed it up, with no answers. The dealer here in Peria AZ. has crap for follow through. Do you think GM could build a truck a little faster than 5 months? Now they tell me that the truck will be built on April 3rd, really 6 moths to get a truck and then comes the shipping nightmare. All the advertising on TV about GM and their trucks is BS. Maybe they should take the advertising money and put that money to work in the plants to build vehicles. They sure make enough profits on the unit they sell. I’m sick of their corporate BS, just build and sell units. I hope corporate doesn’t break their arms patting themselves on the back for the stock price, remember that the American public bailed them out.
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