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Seems like an overreaction. There's nothing wrong with the cars, it seems the key issue is that the FSD feature needs to be renamed and people need to not be tr
by superchroma 4y ago
Seems like an overreaction. There's nothing wrong with the cars, it seems the key issue is that the FSD feature needs to be renamed and people need to not be trusting it to handle braking on their behalf. Or disable it entirely over the air until it is fixed to an acceptable standard.
I guess the Chevrolet Corvair is not so distant in human memory that the guy who made news dunking on it can still make a headline.
- UncleEntity 4y agoSee, I thought it was the pinto catching on fire when it got rear ended. Haven’t heard of Nader in a long, long time time though. Maybe they’re dragging him out to split the vote again? Gotta start early for the presidential elections these days.
- letitbeirie 4y agoIt was the pinto that caught fire when rear-ended but the corvair had plenty of problems its own. Stability through corners, for starters.
- kart23 4y agoautopilot has been rear ending motorcycles, and has a history of not detecting them properly. also, a rename at this point will not change behavior, owners have already become accustomed to paying lax attention.
- superchroma 4y agoSure, let the regulator decide. Either way seems like an OTA update would address it.