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So you're a Tesla/Musk fan, but you acknowledge > phantom braking and unexpected steering inputs. These require instant correction, are completely unpredictabl
by jfk13 7y ago
So you're a Tesla/Musk fan, but you acknowledge
> phantom braking and unexpected steering inputs. These require instant correction, are completely unpredictable and have the ability to scare other drivers or even cause crashes.
That sounds kinda scary to me. I'd rather drive a car that doesn't try to do anything smart than one with these issues.
> Also, they happen a lot.
Wow. If that's your perception as a Tesla fan, it doesn't exactly inspire me with fresh confidence.
- donkeyd 7y agoBeing a Tesla fan doesn't change facts or my perception. Also, my previous car, an Opel, did the same thing because of a specific type of line marking messing with the emergency braking system. That was reproducible, but the car doesn't phone home or get updates, so it the same thing happen each time I passed a specific road. At least I know the Tesla will get better.