Hello, guys, I’m new here. I’ve been OTR for about 4 years and now I’m planning to buy a new truck from the dealer. I’m considering either T680 or VNL760. I’ve called couple of dealers in Illinois, where I’m based, without any luck. All trucks are booked for this year. I can’t imagine, how is this can even be possible? So, guys, out of your experience, please advise on a reliable Kenworth or Volvo dealer that can get me a truck in 6-8 months max. Location of the dealer is not important. Will be grateful for direct contacts of sales managers. Thanks in advance!
Buying new truck from dealer
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New vehicles of all types are in short supply right now because of the chip shortage.
Prices are jacked up because of that for both new and used.
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I heard the old style western stars are in stock at some dealers ?
there no automobiles or pickups at car dealerships either
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I would buy a used truck that is pretty much new. Cheaper and still pretty much brand new. And you’ll be able to find them. If you are looking try truckpaper.com
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Either I'm an ####### or OP is a troll
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I would say i see dealers all over the place with a vast inventory on their lots but just grabbing whatever is on the lot wouldn't necessarily get it spec'd the way one would want. An some of those trucks i see may be reserved as well. For the OP ?, check out joplin peterbilt. They got some decent looking used trucks on the lot in addition to new trucks. Couple dealers in Springfield Mo that have more trucks on the lots than i can guess the # of. Prices are way up like others have said so it's up to you wether your business model will support that cost or not.
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Check Crows truck in Memphis TN.
They had a lot of trucks on lot last week.
For Sale - Trucks - Crows Truck Center, Inc.
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