Although I'd be inclined to say just keep the R1, I wouldn't want to own one out of warranty based on the experiences I have had with my two R1's. So just for that fact, I would get the R2.
From what I understand...no longer good in an EV but there's still plenty of life in it. say even if it only had 70% capacity left, as a driver, you'd swap it out, but for backup solution in a home setting, it's still very useful and for many years to come.
My powerwall is set to only drain...
Heās still posting new messages on Facebook claiming that they offered a new vehicle even though the letter that he even wrote to Rivian never states that he was offered a new vehicle except a vehicle to his betterment, not detriment. But he keeps insisting on the post on Facebook that they were...
Maybe ask if he can take it to a mechanic near by who can take the shield off. You don't need to be a master tech to figure out how to take that cover off just to snap a few pics for you on what it looks like under that panel.
Right? And from the letter that he himself wrote, it seems maybe it was just a confusion of wording, since they said new vehicle, but probably meant replace with a new-to-you vehicle...as in, not fixing the damaged truck.
But I agree with you that most of us would be utterly shocked but be...
And I assume he's claiming the home charger is not compatible since the plug is different. lol
And the spare tire kit (assuming he's talking about the kit including the spare wheel itself), probably since he's trying to select a different truck with different wheels.
Wowā¦.im speechless. And since they wouldnāt give him this he goes out reaching out to media to try to get coverage.
Yes I also feel bad for what happened to him but he needs to be reasonable and accept compensation thatās in proportion to what happened.
I think you missed some of the clarification posts. They did offer him a comparable truck but heās insisting a brand new truck along with other crazy demands.
Just for our humor, can you post the letter here? I rather not search and find it, adding more clicks/views to whoever thought this was newsworthy to create an article around it.
I agree. Any reasonable person would accept that. But it appears this owner is saying since he was told new vehicle, regardless of how unreasonable that is, they canāt take it back. Heās not looking to be compensated at face value what he deserves plus maybe some extra for his inconvenience...
Iām not either but unsprung weight is not a 1:1. Any weight you add to wheels, the rotating mass, causes more impact. I just know this from the days I raced in auto cross, lighter wheels even a few pounds make a difference.
but in posting this, you must think that compensation of the value of the truck and some extra to cover the inconvenience is not sufficient? Why do you feel he should get a brand new truck to replace the current one?
if itās simply based on a incorrect statement made by an advisor, do you...
They messed up so they should replace or compensate for the value of the truck. Not a new truck worth $20-40k more. Just because an ill informed advisor said that, you and your friend think they should do that now?
To be fair, I would expect some kind gestures on top of making me whole, but...
if they were off-roading I would imagine dirt would be equally distributed. That sounds more like they had too many vehicles and had yours sitting off on a dirt lot, maybe wet mud and it sat in the inner wheels and dried up.
Just my guess though