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Just like Tesla aggressively overselling you auto pilot but in the fine print it's you fault if it doesn't work... /s At what point does the manufacturer take
by sschueller 6y ago
Just like Tesla aggressively overselling you auto pilot but in the fine print it's you fault if it doesn't work... /s
At what point does the manufacturer take some responsibility for their blatant lies to sell cars?
- bdamm 6y agoIt's also posted in the car when the phone key is added. In my case, the handover agent specifically told me to keep my key card with me. It's not really a secret, nor is Tesla saying you should only use your phone as a key and nothing else. Tesla's marketing is that you can use your phone as your key - and they're right, and it's also very convenient. It's not the same thing to say that users should only rely on their phones. They can't anyway, since the car will require the key card when adding a phone.