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Originally Posted by SomeGeoffGuy
I think all orders are "Accepted" - that is when you get the order number. Doesn't mean much of anything until you get a TPW.
-Geoff
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Having a order accepted means GM has now accepted the order, has given the dealer an allocation and the order now waits a build date, that is a pretty big deal vs an order being placed at the dealer.
Putting an order in the system at a dealer it gets an 1100 status code, that doesn't have much meaning. A 2000 status codes say woo hoo, my car is likely to be built in the next 4->8 weeks. The TPW comes after that status code of course. A order can sit at 1100 for weeks and months or more waiting an allocation from GM. That allocation is key and that is at status 2000.
Here are the status codes:
1000 Order On Hold at Dealership
1100 Order Placed at Dealership
1101 Order Entered into System
1102 Order Entered via Web
2000 Order Accepted by Chevrolet
2001 Order Generated to Dealer
2005 Order Replaced with GM Prospec Order
2030 Order Edited by Chevrolet
2050 Order Changed
2500 Order Preferenced (or "Picked Up" or "Imaged"), Sent to Production
3000 Order Accepted by Production Control
3100 Order Available to Sequence (now becomes more stable)
3300 Order Selected and Scheduled for Production by Assembly Plant (Target Production Week usually available now)
3400 Order Broadcasted for Production (Internal Plant Order Produced)
3800 Vehicle Produced
4000 Vehicle Available to Ship