The problem with making it look like an accident is that, to really do that, the testing mode would sometimes have to be "accidentally" enabled while really dri

The problem with making it look like an accident is that, to really do that, the testing mode would sometimes have to be "accidentally" enabled while really driving. Which to a customer would just seem like the car occasionally and unpredictably performs very poorly, which is not exactly going to inspire confidence in the brand. And if the testing mode never comes on during normal driving, well, that's not going to look very much like an accident, is it.