Order Entry Date???
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Racer
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Order Entry Date???
I ordered my C7 on April 29th and left a large deposit check that was cashed immediately. But the order was not entered into the GM system until May 22nd.
Is my dealer playing games with my order? Or is it normal to wait 23 days to enter an order that has big $$$ in deposit money behind it?
Is my dealer playing games with my order? Or is it normal to wait 23 days to enter an order that has big $$$ in deposit money behind it?
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Burning Brakes
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The dealer could not order the car until they received allocation from GM. The first allocation orders went in around May 22nd, so it sounds like they put it in as soon as possible. Putting the order into the system early would not have done anything, it would have just sat there. What does count is the order that the dealer puts in the orders, since that would determine how GM pulls them to fill the allocation.
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GM's system didnt open up to accept the orders until around the 3rd week in May so you had the car ordered with the "dealer" up until that point. They put it in as soon as they officially could
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The dealer could not order the car until they received allocation from GM. The first allocation orders went in around May 22nd, so it sounds like they put it in as soon as possible. Putting the order into the system early would not have done anything, it would have just sat there. What does count is the order that the dealer puts in the orders, since that would determine how GM pulls them to fill the allocation.
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There may not be a problem. Your dealer could enter an order on 4/29 and give you an order number, but GM would not have processed it. GM has not built a retail car yet. If you have an order number now, things should be fine. You need to find out where you are on your dealer's wait list. Having an order number does not mean your dealer submitted it for consensus. If you are number ten on your dealers wait list and he has only been allowed five for consensus, you are not at bat yet. And, you need to know how many allocations your dealer was given.