Definitely. There are only so many people willing to put up that much money and the market is only going to get more and more used R1Ts as people realize an EV doesn't actually work for their lifestyle or they are fed up with small bugs/build quality/whatever. Not saying en masse but say 1 in 20 owners.
It only takes a few dozen R1Ts to sell for $150K and suddenly the whole world finally knows "who makes Rivian, and how do I get one *now*".
Up to 148k already... nice work!
As the seller of this R1T I tried BaT. They said they had one in the works that would take 2 weeks to list and that mine would go on after that. So I reached out to C&B and we got it out in a manner of days, beating BaT to market.....they still haven't listed the one that was ahead of me. Thanks for all the hard work C&B Team!
Just not true. I didn't pay any fees as a part of this auction.
That's why, there were already several people ahead of you at BaT wanting to list theirs without reserve. Rivian may have also reached out to Hearst and suggested they stop selling them. Maybe they threatened access to future vehicles for reviews, who knows. It's interesting that the auctions they had lined up still haven't materialized.
Interesting. Good to know C&B was a good experience.
Already at 121 with 5 days to go. I won't be surprised if the Rivian Blue commands a higher price at auction.
