I guess because appropriate usage and maitenance makes that kind of hardware failure extremely unlikely, no? I can be "warned" to check for issues if the car i

I guess because appropriate usage and maitenance makes that kind of hardware failure extremely unlikely, no? I can be "warned" to check for issues if the car is older, creaking, seems to be "driving" different etc A mistake in a mostly completely uninterpretable bundle of software is definetely much sneakier. You can't prepare for it So I guess that's one argument. The other aspect of the same argument would be that if you're in an accident due to your car breaking in a way that is obviously the fault of the maker, they will absolutely eat the liability. I think this is how a few recall cases get kickstarted