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    I went in here 6 months ago not knowing that they had a location here, my wife and I talked to the…read morestaff and they were super kind and they gave us a tour of everything and didn't seem to be very busy but it felt like five-star service for a talked through and everything.0 had a really nice test drive for the new vehicle. They released, super sleep process. Overall! The location is really nice and they take care of you and give you drinks and really take the time to walk you through the product. Also bonus points for having World Cup game in the background in the waiting room!

    Pre-judged and laughed at!…read more I came to this location because I am seriously considering purchasing a Rivian and wanted to see the R1S and R2 in person before making my decision. This was my first time visiting a Rivian showroom , as I had previously only seen these vehicles on television and in advertisements. Unfortunately, from the moment I walked in, I felt ignored and judged rather than welcomed as a potential customer. The man and woman at the front desk did not greet me or acknowledge me as I entered. As I walked past them, the man, Joseph, simply told me to let him know if I had any questions. I spent time looking at and sitting in both the R1S and R2. At one point, a male employee approached the R1S, reached his hand inside the vehicle to turn off the air conditioning, and walked away without saying anything to me. I found this interaction uncomfortable and unwelcoming. After looking at the vehicles, I returned to the front desk and asked Joseph how can I reserve an R1S. Rather than clarifying my question or assisting me, he looked at me and asked, "Reserve the R1S? What do you mean?" I repeated my question and explained what I was asking. There was also a sign in the showroom advertising the ability to reserve an R2. At that point, I asked why I was being treated differently from the white couple who had entered the showroom after me. Joseph became defensive and looked to his colleague for assistance. His colleague then intervened and asked me what I meant by "reserve the vehicle," including whether I was trying to reserve the vehicle that was physically in the showroom. The way this interaction was handled made me feel embarrassed, singled out, and judged in front of other customers. Instead of receiving assistance as a prospective customer, I felt as though my questions were being treated as unreasonable. As I left the showroom, I heard employees laughing, which further added to my feeling that I was being mocked. I came to the showroom with genuine interest in purchasing a Rivian, yet I left feeling unwelcome, disrespected, and embarrassed. Experiences like this can have a significant impact on whether a customer (me) chooses to purchase a vehicle or recommend the brand to others.

    Wheel Estate Consulting - carbrokers - Updated September 2026

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