In my country, under our consumer protection laws, a consumer has a right to rely on all representations made by a retailer or manufacturer. So if you represen

In my country, under our consumer protection laws, a consumer has a right to rely on all representations made by a retailer or manufacturer. So if you represent your car as "full self driving", and then it causes an eight car pile-up, then it's very much the fault of the retailer or manufacturer. Doesn't matter if you popped up a EULA with multiple disclaimers on the car's touchscreen, if you sold it as "full self driving", and it ain't, you're on the hook. So why is Tesla not yet on the hook?