ParkCityEV
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- First Name
- Michael
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- Dec 15, 2021
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- Location
- Park City, Utah
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- Subaru
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- Advisor
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My vehicle has been with the SLC service center for 6 weeks. I called for an update today and they refused to speak with me. See attached text.
My vehicle was damaged in a fender bender on April 8th. Minor damage, no airbags deployed. Rivian only certified one auto body shop in Utah, Dave's Body shop. I dropped it off at Dave's the same day. They didn't look at it for 2 months.... long line of Tesla's in front of me. After two months of sitting in the parking lot, it took them a month to perform an estimate - they said that Rivian doesn't have an estimate system so they had to do everything manually. They started ordering parts 3 months after the accident. After 4 months, they determined that they didn't have the software/skills, even though they were certified, to do the repair and they would have to send it to the SLC Rivian service center for repair. Dave's Body shop doesn't know what is going on at Rivian. Dave's sends a text every two weeks saying that the vehicle is still at Rivian. After the vehicle was at Rivian for 6 weeks (5 months without my truck total), I tried calling the Rivian SLC service center directly. They texted me and said to call Dave's Body Shop and refused to call me. Text from Rivian attached.
I knew that the repair would take a while for a brand new auto company, but I didn't expect the Rivian certified repair shop and Rivian service center to sit on the truck (seemingly not knowing how to make the repairs) for five months. As far as I can tell, nothing has been done yet to start the repair. Rivian and Dave's are pointing fingers at each other and neither have a real update other than "we're working on it."
My vehicle was damaged in a fender bender on April 8th. Minor damage, no airbags deployed. Rivian only certified one auto body shop in Utah, Dave's Body shop. I dropped it off at Dave's the same day. They didn't look at it for 2 months.... long line of Tesla's in front of me. After two months of sitting in the parking lot, it took them a month to perform an estimate - they said that Rivian doesn't have an estimate system so they had to do everything manually. They started ordering parts 3 months after the accident. After 4 months, they determined that they didn't have the software/skills, even though they were certified, to do the repair and they would have to send it to the SLC Rivian service center for repair. Dave's Body shop doesn't know what is going on at Rivian. Dave's sends a text every two weeks saying that the vehicle is still at Rivian. After the vehicle was at Rivian for 6 weeks (5 months without my truck total), I tried calling the Rivian SLC service center directly. They texted me and said to call Dave's Body Shop and refused to call me. Text from Rivian attached.
I knew that the repair would take a while for a brand new auto company, but I didn't expect the Rivian certified repair shop and Rivian service center to sit on the truck (seemingly not knowing how to make the repairs) for five months. As far as I can tell, nothing has been done yet to start the repair. Rivian and Dave's are pointing fingers at each other and neither have a real update other than "we're working on it."
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