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> It still leaves Tesla as the bad guy. I mostly agree. I think good customer service norms do dictate a reasonable statute of limitation here. I think where
by bgirard 4y ago
> It still leaves Tesla as the bad guy.
I mostly agree. I think good customer service norms do dictate a reasonable statute of limitation here.
I think where it becomes interesting is if someone acted negligently in the chain when they bought a P60 and sold it off as a P90. If someone wasn't paying too much attention, they might not have noticed at all. I for instance had no idea which engine variant my car had (1.5L vs 2.0L) until I realized my mpg was poor. So maybe it's a legit mistake. The changing of the physical badge is very suspicious however. But if Tesla changed the software badge then yes, I think they deserve the blame.
- _ea1k 4y agoYeah, I think we are thinking similarly here. I've seen some cases where FSD was lost where it was absolutely dealer negligence. The bad thing is that Tesla sometimes takes a really long time with these "audits". Its hard when the customer only finds out what the dealer did after months of ownership.