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I don't know about now but in the past there was nothing on Chevrolet.com for Canadian orders. Besides there is nothing in the US or Canadian system until your deal goes to Status 2000 on the internal Chevrolet system. The dealer can not enter an order in the system until they get the allocation from Chevrolet. So you can sit for months with your order sitting at the dealer until he can get the allocation. He can not enter orders on the system until he has an allocation slot. Once he has that slot he can then enter it into the Chevrolet system and if everything is OK he'll get a Status 2000 assigned. Hopefully it will move from 2000 to 3000 fairly quickly. I believe it has to be a Status 3000 or even 3100 before a GM order number is assigned. The key question to ask your dealer is to advise you as soon as your order is assigned Status 2000 in the GM system. Once you get that you know that you are going to get a car built in the next several months.

<blockquote data-quote="DavidWG" data-source="post: 257546" data-attributes="member: 3145"><p>I don&#039;t know about now but in the past there was nothing on Chevrolet.com for Canadian orders. Besides there is nothing in the US or Canadian system until your deal goes to Status 2000 on the internal Chevrolet system. The dealer can not enter an order in the system until they get the allocation from Chevrolet. So you can sit for months&nbsp; with your order sitting at the dealer until he can get the allocation. He can not enter orders on the system until he has an allocation slot.&nbsp; Once he has that slot he can then enter it into the Chevrolet system and if everything is OK he&#039;ll get a Status 2000 assigned. Hopefully it will move from 2000 to 3000 fairly quickly. I believe it has to be a Status 3000 or even 3100 before a GM order number is assigned. The key question to ask your dealer is to advise you as soon as your order is assigned Status 2000 in the GM system. Once you get that you know that you are going to get a car built in the next several months.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="DavidWG, post: 257546, member: 3145"] I don't know about now but in the past there was nothing on Chevrolet.com for Canadian orders. Besides there is nothing in the US or Canadian system until your deal goes to Status 2000 on the internal Chevrolet system. The dealer can not enter an order in the system until they get the allocation from Chevrolet. So you can sit for months with your order sitting at the dealer until he can get the allocation. He can not enter orders on the system until he has an allocation slot. Once he has that slot he can then enter it into the Chevrolet system and if everything is OK he'll get a Status 2000 assigned. Hopefully it will move from 2000 to 3000 fairly quickly. I believe it has to be a Status 3000 or even 3100 before a GM order number is assigned. The key question to ask your dealer is to advise you as soon as your order is assigned Status 2000 in the GM system. Once you get that you know that you are going to get a car built in the next several months. [/QUOTE]

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