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Agreed. There's a lot to like about the cars, but they're very invasive. Luckily you can get a service manual in Massachusetts (or at least electronic access)
by e1ven 7y ago
Agreed. There's a lot to like about the cars, but they're very invasive.
Luckily you can get a service manual in Massachusetts (or at least electronic access)
If I were to buy one my first move would be to remove the modem and WiFi.
Even then I don't like the amount of data it records internally.
- mlindner 7y agoI don't think you understand the car if you want to turn off the ability for the car to improve the software.
- e1ven 7y agoFair enough - I think understand their model, but I don't really agree with it :) I don't think my car needs internet access, or anyone needs the ability to check in on it. Unless there's a safety recall, I'd personally prefer my car to keep the OS and configuration throughout it's lifecycle. But I love their batteries in particular, and I think they're very nice cars in many ways.