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The NYT article implies Tesla is not acting like other car companies. >Ford, General Motors and Toyota all said they did not have customers sign confidentialit
by malz 10y ago
The NYT article implies Tesla is not acting like other car companies.
>Ford, General Motors and Toyota all said they did not have customers sign confidentiality agreements in exchange for fixing cars that have broken down.
>Joan Claybrook, a former head of N.H.T.S.A., said requiring customers to keep quiet about repairs aroused suspicion. “I don’t know why they’d do that,” she said. “It makes it seem like they want to cover something up.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/11/business/tesla-motors-model-s-suspension.html http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/11/business/tesla-motors-mode...
- biokoda 10y agoBecause like I said, if this happened to a Ford, GM car or a Toyota, this would be a nonevent. They don't need them. Tesla going for confidentiality is a consequence of their every move being scrutinized on an entirely different level then anyone else.