Cars are just computers with wheels, and are bound by similar restrictions. So let's amend the scenario: The car you bought gets in to a car accident because o

Cars are just computers with wheels, and are bound by similar restrictions. So let's amend the scenario: The car you bought gets in to a car accident because of software running on the car, which is licensed to you in similarly revocable terms to the shrink wrap currently on the market. Both this software and React are software licensed to you in this case, should you be legally disallowed from ever purchasing a car from that company again? What if it's a cloud service that powers the car in some fashion which you want to sue over?