Ford F350
My GMC dealer has dropped the ball. I may not be getting my New 3500HD. The dealer was suppose to order the truck The first week in January so it would be her by the end of Feb. It appears the de...
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Grizz272, that dealer should be giving you some sort of perk if you stick with him. Free oil changes for the life of the vehicle?
This may or may not help. I ordered a Silverado 3500 in mid-February and was told at that time that there was a restriction on production due to the lp5 diesel engine. My dealer gave me an estimated lead time of 10-12 weeks (no promises).
As expensive as these trucks are, you hate to “settle” for one that isn’t exactly what you are looking for. Before I decided on ordering, I had looked all over the country. My dealer also did a nationwide search without any luck. So except for the dealer screw-up, I can relate.
I’m not terribly brand loyal and in my opinion, Ford makes a great truck. Chevy does as well. The main reason I decided to go with the Chevy was that I felt the seats were more comfortable.
My advice to the OP would be to go out and drive both trucks. Find another dealer if need be, but don’t settle!
This may or may not help. I ordered a Silverado 3500 in mid-February and was told at that time that there was a restriction on production due to the lp5 diesel engine. My dealer gave me an estimated lead time of 10-12 weeks (no promises).
As expensive as these trucks are, you hate to “settle” for one that isn’t exactly what you are looking for. Before I decided on ordering, I had looked all over the country. My dealer also did a nationwide search without any luck. So except for the dealer screw-up, I can relate.
I’m not terribly brand loyal and in my opinion, Ford makes a great truck. Chevy does as well. The main reason I decided to go with the Chevy was that I felt the seats were more comfortable.
My advice to the OP would be to go out and drive both trucks. Find another dealer if need be, but don’t settle!
