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Interesting. Hard to reconcile with what the article says: > The dealer bought the car on Nov 15 > Tesla removed AP on Nov 18 (according to the note in the in
by leereeves 7y ago
Interesting. Hard to reconcile with what the article says:
> The dealer bought the car on Nov 15
> Tesla removed AP on Nov 18 (according to the note in the invoice)
> Alec bought the car on Dec 20.
If that's all correct, the dealer had the car with FSD for only 3 days, and without FSD for over a month.
- jayd16 7y agoPerhaps Tesla marked the car for removal on Nov 18th, but it doesn't take effect until an update is pulled.
- perl4ever 7y agoThe timeline doesn't really matter much IMO, the issue is whether the dealer knew or should have known that the update was coming when they purchased the vehicle. It would be pretty typical used car dealer behavior to buy the car for cheap, knowing the feature would be removed, and that they could get a buyer to pay for it, and then deflect the blame to Tesla.