>>The real story is totally missing at this point, so it’s not surprising that the discussion has gone totally off the rails. The real story is it seems there

>>The real story is totally missing at this point, so it’s not surprising that the discussion has gone totally off the rails. The real story is it seems there is no bounds to the amount of excuses Tesla fans will use to justify unethical behavior by the company. The mirror with Apple fans is astounding In fact I wonder how many Telsa owners are also hardcore Apple fans as well, the psychology is very similar >> any time Tesla buys back or is returned one of its cars, all optional features are cleared off the car. and you have no ethical or other problems with this? >>In a private party sale, the optional features that are currently active on a car will always stay intact. There is zero rational for you to make that claim, and zero supporting evidence that this will remain the case in perpetually. In fact it would not come as a shock to me if this is a way for them to limit private party sales by lowering the value of the cars. Especially if they start getting less and less trade in's as the EV market becomes more saturated in the next 5 years >>The software features on the original sales sticker are irrelevant. That is the entire point, they should be. Disabling those features so they and double dip on the sales is HIGHLY unethical IMO >>When the car was returned under lemon-law back to Tesla Where was it stated the car was returned under a lemon-law