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Using an unapproved third-party part that fails and causes a crash is not an example of the vehicle not lasting.
by imgabe 4y ago
Using an unapproved third-party part that fails and causes a crash is not an example of the vehicle not lasting.
- Alupis 4y agoThe article says the vehicle was likely using Autopilot, which is a Tesla installed feature - not an unapproved 3rd party component. What led you to say that?
- WheatMillington 4y agoIt's not an unapproved third party part. I can understand why you would think that given GP's misleading characterisation of a vendor-supplied OEM part as third party, but Teslas of this era came equipped with MobileEye technology as selected, specified and installed by Tesla.
- imgabe 4y agoIt’s still a nonstandard modification to the original vehicle. It’s not that the car wore out or didn’t last. It was never designed to have FSD in the first place. The categorization of this as a reliability problem is not accurate.