Dealers lots are filling up
Dealers lots around Ohio/western PA are filling up with certain models. Not many heavy duty trucks but I'm seeing a few Chevy and GMC 2500's sit for weeks before being sold and a lot in the pipeline. ...
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Pbutler97 wrote:Travlingman wrote:Pbutler97 wrote:Travlingman wrote:
Can't order a GM heavy duty right now, March before order boards open.
I don't know where you get your info but I am told GM orders start 12-12 for the 2024 models. Both Chevy and GMC are advertising those 2024s will be on lots late spring 2023.
I stand corrected. It is Jan. 26, 2023 for crew cabs. Element
I had a GMC General Manager tell me a few weeks ago I could order a 2024 starting 12-12. The same Schmuck who told me he would come off sticker price on a 2023 2500 they had in the showroom. Upon face to face contact it turns out coming off sticker was the $500 incentive GM had in place at the time. He informed me of that right before offering a lowball number by about $5K on a trade in LOL.
Can't say I am surprised by the last staement. Heck, years ago before we had kids, we'd sometimes go mess with car dealers for entertainment...great fun. Have a few cocktails watching college football and then go pretend to be a sucker for a new car...seemed fitting to waste their time once in a while, lol.
WTH his going on with vehicles though? I don't keep up on auto industry scuttlebutt, but is 2023 model year basically going to be a non year for autos? Sounds like some other cheezy sales ploy. "You can get a 2024 model NOW!! Be the envy of all your friends!"
