> They've declared the lifetime of the product to be complete and shut it down. Is there a reasonable expected lifetime, say if this leads to a class action la

> They've declared the lifetime of the product to be complete and shut it down. Is there a reasonable expected lifetime, say if this leads to a class action lawsuit? It seems a bit ridiculous to me that a small consumer electronic thing would have such a thing, but aren't there consumer protections in place for something like a car? I'm thinking there are, but I could be off base. What if Tesla decides one day that your car's time is up...is there something more substantial to protect the consumer, or is it really arbitrary?