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SCA · 09-06-2022, 08:50 AM

Having very recently sold an EV that was bringing $130k+ 60 days prior, we have definitely seen the Rivian pre-owned supply significantly increase while the demand is still rather strong. Individuals have clearly decided to no longer pay the excessive “going rates” as they are now pulling what the newest MSRP is after the most recent, unannounced price increase.

I have noticed that those that have 997.2 inventory, especially manual cars at highly inflated prices are now sitting on them where just a few months ago they would have sold within 24-48 hours.

09-06-2022, 08:50 AM	#104
SCA Jaded Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 9,086	Having very recently sold an EV that was bringing $130k+ 60 days prior, we have definitely seen the Rivian pre-owned supply significantly increase while the demand is still rather strong. Individuals have clearly decided to no longer pay the excessive “going rates” as they are now pulling what the newest MSRP is after the most recent, unannounced price increase. I have noticed that those that have 997.2 inventory, especially manual cars at highly inflated prices are now sitting on them where just a few months ago they would have sold within 24-48 hours. Last edited by SCA; 09-06-2022 at 09:17 AM.