It 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 o

It 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.