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I can wait and travel, what's the deal?
I went to Casa De Cadillac in Sherman Oaks California, and they did NOT charge over sticker. In fact, they had me sign a disclaimer stating that they agree not charge me a dealer markup, immediately after I placed my order. I inevitably cancelled my order a month later, but they did what most other dealerships here in SoCal don't do...
2022 Yukon Denali ordered ($300 over invoice)
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They have a significant wait list and it might be a while.
Sounds like we should have a wager going. We should bet a Tahoe on it.Aka you’re never gonna get it
Sounds like we should have a wager going. We should bet a Tahoe on it.
Remember, "never" means one will not be able to take delivery on it - ever.
Would you like to qualify your statement?
No bet! ... because I agree with you now. I can't see the chip supply issues extending past 2025. The new chip fab facilities should have completed construction by then.Sure I’ll edit it, you’ll probably have to wait until 2024-2025 before they get to your name on their order list for an allocation lol
Odd thing I noticed too from their dealer website is they’re advertising a used 2021 Tahoe LT with 18k miles on it for $72k. I’ll make a bet with you that is more than sticker price (and it’s not brand new!)….but guess what? You don’t have to wait years to get it.
I am not entirely sure how the whole allocation process works, but my guess is this dealer is getting some sort of benefit to accept orders for these vehicles that probably 4 out of 5 people will end up not buying because they got a car elsewhere afterwards. In theory as a purchaser, sure why not throw your name in the pot for a fully refundable order with zero commitment on your end to place an order for a car that’ll be cheaper than anywhere else. And as a dealer, sure why wouldn’t I accept orders for cars that I’m pretty much guaranteed to sell before it hits my lot….even if the initial buyer who ordered it walks in me.
I do feel bad for the locals who live there though…who probably have to wait long in line for a car because most people are buying from out of state
No bet! ... because I agree with you now. I can't see the chip supply issues extending past 2025. The new chip fab facilities should have completed construction by then.
As long as the deposit is refundable, I don't see the harm in putting in an order even if the wait time is extremely long.