2012 silverado 2500hd 2 wheel drive

[yellowbird]

just ordered a new 2102 2500hd to replace our 2008. My dealer gave up on finding a 2 wheel drive with all the goodies within 600 miles of us. There simply are none left in the 2011 model year. So I got to order one exactly like I wanted! Only thing I couldn't get was in dash factory navigation. Chevy does not offer it for 2012. I ordered a granite blue metallic with titanium leather interior and all the other goodies on it. Only drawback was that it may be 8 weeks or longer to get it. Sure am looking forward to bigger fuel tank, exhaust brake and more power!

[Don Wilson]

Congrats on the new truck. I will be like a kid waiting for Christmas waiting for it to come in though! Just ask Cheif409

Don

[Mike Clay]

Yes congrats on the new truck. What do you mean they do not offer it for 2012? There are 2012 Denali's out there right now with in dash nav. Here is the specs for the 2012 2500hd interior packages

Silverado HD LT versions ($31,160-41,490) improve on WT with cloth upholstery, carpeting (the WT floor is available), 40/20/40 front seat with locking console storage, split-fold rear seat, AM/FM/XM/CD/MP3 RDS stereo, OnStar with six months' service, cruise control, aluminum wheels, power heated mirrors, power windows, power door locks, visor vanity mirror/lights, side moldings and electric-shift for 4WD. LT options include everything available on the WT not already standard, plus a convenience package ($545) with adjustable pedals, rear park assist, universal remote, remote start, electric rear window defrost), bucket seats and console; an interior plus package with 6-way power driver seat, USB input, steering wheel audio controls, Bluetooth, locking EZ-lift tailgate, fog lamps, dual-zone climate control, backup camera in mirror ($450), navigation/backup camera ($2,250-$2,850), power passenger seat (3500 Crew), steering wheel controls, power sliding rear window ($250), power heated camper mirrors ($243), 20-inch wheels and tires, locking differential, Z71 off-road package ($180-$275) with special shocks, bump stops, 36-mm front antiroll bar, and skid plates.

Silverado HD LTZ ($38,190-$44,950) upgrades to leather upholstery, 10-way power heated front seats and two-person driver memory, dual-zone climate control, Bose DVD audio system, Bluetooth, console, auto-dimming mirrors, steering wheel controls, fog lamps, paint-matched trim, power folding mirrors w/signals, 18-inch polished forged aluminum wheels, locking differential, trailer equipment and integrated trailer brake controller. LTZ options include a universal garage door opener, locking EZ-Lift tailgate, adjustable pedals, rear park assist, rear wheelhouse liners, navigation/camera, rear-seat entertainment system ($1,480), moonroof ($995), power sliding rear window, power heated camper mirrors and 20-inch wheels on 2500

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[Olbird]

Congrats on your new truck, you will love all the power and exhaust brake, if you really want the NAV Radio you better ask the dealers manager because they are wrong about the NAV Radio, in fact they just came out with a new touch screen replacement that has all the big talk on the internet.

[Chief409]

Congratulations on the new truck! I know what it feels like waiting, it's the second time around for me, I've only bought one truck new off the lot, and have a estimated delivery time of 10/24 for my 2012!

Jeff

[yellowbird]

ya'll are all correct. I got on the internet last night and found that it is available at 2K or better. After seeing all the new available RV navigation systems coming out, I think I will opt for one of them and save the difference in price to apply to a new camper. I hope they got the problems worked out regarding the DEF system! My 2008 chevy has been completely trouble free, and with only 51,000 miles on it, I'm ordering the new one to get the power upgrade, bigger fuel tank and exhaust brake.

[Mike Clay]

You will love the truck its night and day even from my 08 2500. I also did not want the nav system when I got this one since my Garmin does a nice job and I can switch it from the truck to the car.

[Rob & Cathy]

Congratulations on the new truck. Now comes the hard part, waiting.

Rob

[rlhedlund]

Congratulations. It will be a long wait I'm sure.

[Travelers]

Congrat's on the upgrade. Might need to replace the rear tires more often.