It is striking how different the attitude to this is in Australia. All products and services in Australia need to be fit for purpose. There's no strict definit

It is striking how different the attitude to this is in Australia. All products and services in Australia need to be fit for purpose. There's no strict definition for this but it basically means if you are selling a "premium" product, your warranty lasts for however long is reasonable in the eyes of the courts and not what the manufacturer says. It is very pro-consumer. It would be reasonable to assume that a $40k-$100k car would last 10+ years. Obviously this doesn't cover consumables but bad memory cards would definitely be covered.