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My answer is still yes as well but I now realize that the R1T can not be my primary vehicle. I was hoping to get rid of my Rubicon and old Tundra for the Rivian. I understand I have to keep one of them.

This is my plan. Open it as soon as I take delivery and never close it. I’d like to devise a method of sealing it off to keep debris accumulating around the edges. Gaffer tape maybe?

It’s been a while since we had car seats but don’t remember them EVER being that clean!

Someone should be getting a R1T right about now.

I would have taken that offer in a split second. Good for you!

Phase 1 - same but an R1T Phase 2 - same but a little bit different timing (worse) Phase 3 - you are my hero

Pics please!

Dang, it could have been mine. Limestone/Dark wheels/Black Mountain interior. It just fits Good for you sir

That’s cuz it is he is busy pulling trucks in for delivery.

Then, obviously, no supply issues with the powered tonneau. Curious as to which specific parts are the rate limiting step. Watching this company sprout and struggle to survive is like a Netflix series. But real.

The ONLY reason that I keep the power tonneau cover in my configuration is I worry that the manual cover will delay my delivery. Has anyone seen a R1T delivered without one? I haven’t…

That is a really nice pic. Did you take it? A difficult exposure.

Thanks for the info. I thought it was much more as well.

If you don’t pick up, will Rivian leave a message? Like a lot, or most people, if I don’t know the number I ignore it. Certainly they are not going to move to the next customer if can’t pick up the phone at that moment.

Gotchya. That makes sense. Thanks for the explanation - very helpful.

Right? You have all the ”right” pre-order stats. I would think you should have your truck by now.

So, you talked to them MONTHS before taking delivery. I assume you initiated the call doing due deligence on their product. Or did they call you?

So, if I understand this correctly, that R1T is the property of the owner even before delivery. That means that the customer has to obtain the accident report and file with their insurance? Rivian is off the hook? edit: geesh, what a myopic comment. I hope the driver of the other truck is okay.

Being in California I’d be surprised if you didn’t

Thanks for putting this together. Very helpful.