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Actually, these are the same vehicles that were listed on Saturday. The original buyers must have walked away.

More Gen 1 lease deals, let’s see how long they last: https://rivianroamer.com/inventory/0706c6a228c83a9bace7c49a2e7dd518 https://rivianroamer.com/inventory/b3965f88b826bcc829874514ec268cde

Can you elaborate on this? Have people reported having to pay additional fees for breaking a Rivian/Chase lease early? This detailed account of a lease buyout suggests that there is no penalty at all for breaking the lease:

The Hybrid/Gas offer does say that: This offer may not be combined with other advertised offers unless otherwise permitted by Rivian. so you’d have to ask a guide if they do indeed permit stacking this offer with the customer loyalty.

If you add up all the incentives available this month, trading up from a Gen 1 Quad to a Gen 2 Dual Large is fairly inexpensive. Assuming you traded in a Gen 1 Quad and then leased a Gen 2 Dual Large with an immediate buy out, you’d have the following incentives available: $7500 EV Credit...

More lease deals on 2024 Dual Performance models: https://rivianroamer.com/inventory/b3965f88b826bcc829874514ec268cde https://rivianroamer.com/inventory/0706c6a228c83a9bace7c49a2e7dd518

Saw two Gen 1 Dual Performance models listed this morning, gone in minutes. Here’s one of them: https://rivianroamer.com/inventory/d9d3836766d14f7eada6c8682927e8ea Not as good of a deal as the Gen 1 Quads, but still about $200 less a month to lease this Gen 1 over the equivalent Gen 2...

This is just about the best deal out there, at least for a Gen 1 Quad: 2023 R1S Quad Large, 629mi, $73k https://www.carmax.com/car/26612887

If you’re strictly talking about getting the highly incentivized lease deal that Rivian has been offering on Gen 1 Quads since this spring (I.e. rock bottom interest rates, often close to zero resulting in a rent charge below $2K, sometimes as little as $50!,) then that Gen 1 deal will always be...

Sure, in most instances that would be true. However, the scenario I’m exploring here is somewhat unique in that you have a previous years model that is a tremendous value, especially if purchased as a low mileage demo/return. The price difference between a lightly used Gen 1 Quad (which was...

other than the one that has been sitting in Hawaii for a month or two: https://rivianroamer.com/inventory/07eaafd9f0baa8dd0760194e69084401 over the last month I’ve seen 4 other ones, they were located in CA, MA, ID, and Phoenix I think. Maybe those were the last ones, but I’d guess a few more...

$60K sounds about right for an R1T Quad with 3Kmi. I don’t know exactly what the MSRP on a typical 2023 R1T quad was, but probably several thousand less than an R1S. So if a 2023 R1S with 350mi gets $68K in trade from Rivian, @3500mi its reasonable they’d offer $62K and maybe $55k @20kmi. Who...

I’m guessing pure mileage is the biggest factor in valualtion, so identical models from a range of years are probably valued pretty similar if not identical as long as the mileage is the same. I just looked a 2022 R1S Quad vs a 2023 R1S Quad in Kelly Blue Book and the difference was just over $1K.

Thanks for that, good to hear what Rivian is offering for a higher mileage vechile. I drive around 7k miles a year so probably just 21k miles in three years. If you where offered $51K for 37Kmi $55K seems reasonable for 21Kmi

Like many people, I had been deliberating between purchasing an R1S Gen 1 Quad vs a Gen 2 Dual Large. Despite the lack of recent upgrades, the Gen 1 Quads are very attractive as they can be had either by great lease deals or bought used with few miles on them for well below MSRP. Used Quads go...

Yes, I’d still like them. Thanks!

I’ll take them….pm sent

I just purchased a used 2023 R1S Quad and was told by several customer support people that I would not receive a free adapter.

I was on the Rivian site yesterday just as they were rolling out the updates. The site actually let me add a Tri Max to the cart for $77,900! I thought about checking out just to see if they would honor it but figured that was highly unlikely.

You can use this calculator to reverse engineer the rate: https://leasehackr.com/calculator although, because you don’t know the residual it’s a bit of a guess. I believe.i used a residual of 62% when I calculated this lease. However, if the residual is lower, the interest rate would have to be...