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The car displayed to the user that it was not able to start! Presumably, especially given the remarks about the techs pulling the logs from the car, the car log
by deathanatos 10y ago
The car displayed to the user that it was not able to start! Presumably, especially given the remarks about the techs pulling the logs from the car, the car logged the fact that it could not start. That, by its very existence, means the car is not "in good working order". Not being able to trust that your vehicle will start is one of the worst feelings a driver can have.
- eridius 10y agoIt was repaired after that. Directly from the article: > After a few days, we’ve been told that the car is working with no problems again. At that point the owner rightfully decided they didn't trust it anymore and wanted a refund. That's perfectly fine. All I'm saying is that the thing he was being asked to sign wasn't a lie, because Tesla had repaired all known defects. Yes, the owner is perfectly justified in not believing that, but that's not the same thing as saying it's false.