If there's one thing that fills me with dread is buying a car knowing that there's going to be a dozen obviously awful and easily fixable aspects of the softwar

If there's one thing that fills me with dread is buying a car knowing that there's going to be a dozen obviously awful and easily fixable aspects of the software that will bug me every single day—every single time I drive it, until it is replaced by the next car with a dozen different obviously awful things. Tesla, for all its faults, offers its owners hope that of the dozen obvious and easily fixable aspects of the software, some of them might actually get fixed in that car's lifetime. (And sometimes you get fart jokes. Fix all the damn bugs; only then do I give you permission to fart.)