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I like Autopilot, but FSD is too error-prone, so I don't use it. I will gladly accept a refund of the $7K (plus tax) I spent. At a minimum, Tesla should treat F
by clintonb 4y ago
I like Autopilot, but FSD is too error-prone, so I don't use it. I will gladly accept a refund of the $7K (plus tax) I spent. At a minimum, Tesla should treat FSD as a license that can be transferred to other cars so folks aren't stuck in older vehicles waiting for FSD to finally (if ever) work.
- lumost 4y agoFSD capable is a scam and should be treated at such. I thought about purchasing a Tesla in 2016 when they said FSD would be 1-2 years away. If I had gone through with that purchase, the car would be almost 7 years old. Given a generous reliability expectation of 10 years it would be unlikely that the car would ever receive a functional version of FSD. Resulting in a net loss to the consumer of some 18k (assuming a ten percent interest rate, if you go by typical American consumer debt rates the cost should be 65-140k)