I’m sure they are, though probably pretty rare. But my comment isn’t about the occurrence of them, it’s about the muddied waters when a vehicle repo’s itself w

I’m sure they are, though probably pretty rare. But my comment isn’t about the occurrence of them, it’s about the muddied waters when a vehicle repo’s itself with no driver. Who’s at fault if the vehicle crashes? The purchaser of the vehicle clearly did not crash - they may not even know the vehicle was being repo’d. So then is the dealership or bank to blame? (If so, will this add to higher premiums?) Say a predatory dealership has some stake in the game. Given the asymmetry of information, maybe they will claim the car wasn’t being repo’d at all, rather the purchaser must have caused the damage and lied. What if no repo even occurs but the software malfunction? It just seems like such a mess.