Whataboykie!
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Has Rivian announced whether they are going to take trade-ins? And how would that work? Seems like it can only delay your order if you did have a trade-in.
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I filled out the form with Tesla and an employee texted me, refused to give a trade offer, and said I had to either buy from them in 3 days or they'd blacklist me from buying for at least a couple months.I imagine they'll do it like Tesla does. You'll fill out a form, upload pictures, and CarMax or another dealer they partner with will make you an offer. I know at one point when I was trading in my car with Tesla they allowed you getting an outside written offer and if you provided them that their trade in dealer would match it to make the process easier for you.
WTF! That's just bs... next time contact your guide directly.I filled out the form with Tesla and an employee texted me, refused to give a trade offer, and said I had to either buy from them in 3 days or they'd blacklist me from buying for at least a couple months.
Tesla, as a company, is operating on such a b.s. level it boggles my mind.
Tesla has guides?WTF! That's just bs... next time contact your guide directly.
No he means just tell your Rivian Guide about Tesla's BS:Tesla has guides?
I have been debating this vs trading in to Rivian. How does the online store offer compare to trade in value?Recommend selling with online stores like AutoNation, Vroom, Carvana etc.
Sold a Toy 4RUNNER that way and got a very reasonable offer in minutes.
I just sold my car to Vroom, and it was shockingly easy. You fill out the description of the car online and you get a quote from them via email (it took about 15-20 minutes to receive). If you accept it, then they send some documents via Docusign for you to agree to the transaction. Within the next week or so, you get some papers via FedEx (Power of Attorney and some other stuff). Sign and return in the enclosed FedEx overnight envelope. The next day, they contacted me with the company that would come to my house to pickup the car (they came a few days later, calling first to arrange a time). They picked up my at about noon on a Tuesday, and by Wednesday morning I had a FedEx envelope with the check. They handled the payoff of the lien with the bank as well.I have been debating this vs trading in to Rivian. How does the online store offer compare to trade in value?