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Right - that was my point to the parent who said "it's scary they [Mercedes] didn't figure that out" (that there was a unit change, and thus proceeded down the
by awshepard 9y ago
Right - that was my point to the parent who said "it's scary they [Mercedes] didn't figure that out" (that there was a unit change, and thus proceeded down the road of "must have been a rollback"). I was trying to get across that simply making the assumption that mileage going down implies a kilometers-to-miles conversion in reading is ripe for abuse, and so Mercedes would have to assume a rollback first and investigate.
- VMG 9y agoPoint taken, but they first could have investigated a unit mixup before assuming fraud. Or they could always track mileage with explicit units, not assuming a default.