Moving to an appatement for a couple of years as we're rebuilding the house and I would rather have it go to a good home that sit in storage. You will need to cover shipping costs if not local to Bay Area/Peninsula.
So, this is a new one for us. Our R1S is 3 months old, and started throwing an error message about a week ago. The service center was puzzled at first but it turns out that some of the wiring was damaged by rodents. $3,500 and of course not covered by insurance. The worst part is that it could...
Spotted this morning at the Tesla Supercharger on Bryant in Palo Alto, where there is a significant Rivian office.
I chatted with the guy for a minute..."yes, it's working as planned and no, I don't have an updated release date to the public". But then again, what else is he supposed to say? :)
Not sure I agree with you here: my '16 MS has the PUP (premium upgrade package) that is no longer available and my interior is much nicer than current MS interiors, 8 years later. And it also has a pano roof :)
I had flagged the liftgate gaps at pickup and they seemed to think that it could be adjusted.
I’m actually more worried about the gaps by the windshield and on the sides now.
Would you mind sharing what yours look like?
I have a service appointment in January to address a couple of items. I noticed a gap at the top of the liftgate and have that on my list (pic 5 and 6). Looking at the roof more closely, those additional gaps look suspicious.
As the title says...am I over thinking it?
Paging @CalebSchiff and @Nikhiluor :) Would you mind sharing what in your specific case? (part number etc would be great) I am compiling my service center "punch list".
Thanks!
I totally hear you. I solved that problem by going "commando in the front" with my car but my wife doesn't want to have to deal with "fix it" tickets with her car.
First world problem of the day.
I've looked at pics online and can't make up my mind. If you have one, what side did you put it on and are there benefits when it comes to one vs. the other?