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Whatever Mercedes says may not be what the law says. It may not be possible for them to take the liability from you. It may be criminal negligence or something
by PostOnce 5y ago
Whatever Mercedes says may not be what the law says. It may not be possible for them to take the liability from you. It may be criminal negligence or something else to not operate a car on a road in a state that says you have to.
Maybe they can agree to pay any civil liability you'd have, but taking a nap after you turn a car on may open you to criminal liability that Mercedes can't intervene in.
- detaro 5y agoIt is what the law says in this case.
- PostOnce 5y agoWhich law in which state in which circumstances? If a knife salesman tells me his knives can't hurt people, and signs a contract saying he'll assume all liability, I am nevertheless liable when I stab someone with it. The judge will say you damn well should've known you couldn't go to sleep in a car you're operating, and are in fact culpable for your negligence. "But Mercedes said!" "If Mercedes told you to jump (or drive) off a bridge..."
- detaro 5y agoThe law in the one country this currently is offered in, I'm not sure why other places would matter.