Toyota got a lot of heat over their software implementation surrounding the whole stuck accelerator debacle. They have set the bar pretty low, despite their my

Toyota got a lot of heat over their software implementation surrounding the whole stuck accelerator debacle. They have set the bar pretty low, despite their myriad of experience. Pretty sure a technology company that designs cpu's for a living can do better than toyotas example of what not to do, at least in an electronics sense. They have already hired staff that has a lot of experience in this field, and already had all the engineering chops and bank account to fund this. While they have a lot of experience to catch up on in the auto industry, I don't think it will be amateur hour. Has Apple ever released a cpu that had the same quality control issues as Apple maps?