oakhill5
Member
New to the forum and we are enjoying our new R1S tri GEn2. I have had a ford lighting for several years and my wife secretly loved the performance and hates gas stations, but obviously isn’t a truck person , but loves the finer things in life. Thanks for having me. I kind of can relate to both some positives and negatives but overall they were very upfront but I will say I’m not sure if this matters to them or not but it did affect us leasing vs buying.
We had a 25 Range Rover and they were up front and said they wouldn’t be able to give us the best price and I would have better luck with a 3rd party. Luckily the Land Rover dealership is 5 miles from the rivian showroom so I popped in and they gave me $10k more than rivian. It was actually an easy transaction on both ends but if rivian would have offered $5k more I would have bought the rivian because I only have to pay the sales tax between the difference if both vehicles which would have been almost a wash and out the remainder left overwith the rest of a down payment.
so instead I pocketed the $10k extra and turned around and leased the rivian and pocketed the extra money and used the rest to pay for taxes and fees on the good lease deal they were offering. Not sure if Rivian cares much about purchasing vs leasing since their lease deal was equivalent to 0% financing but that was a deciding factor for me.
Anyway it all worked out fine and was just a little more work on the front end but nothing worth complaining too much about since they were so upfront with it in the first place.
We had a 25 Range Rover and they were up front and said they wouldn’t be able to give us the best price and I would have better luck with a 3rd party. Luckily the Land Rover dealership is 5 miles from the rivian showroom so I popped in and they gave me $10k more than rivian. It was actually an easy transaction on both ends but if rivian would have offered $5k more I would have bought the rivian because I only have to pay the sales tax between the difference if both vehicles which would have been almost a wash and out the remainder left overwith the rest of a down payment.
so instead I pocketed the $10k extra and turned around and leased the rivian and pocketed the extra money and used the rest to pay for taxes and fees on the good lease deal they were offering. Not sure if Rivian cares much about purchasing vs leasing since their lease deal was equivalent to 0% financing but that was a deciding factor for me.
Anyway it all worked out fine and was just a little more work on the front end but nothing worth complaining too much about since they were so upfront with it in the first place.
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