>Getting software updates for a car AT ALL is _really_ impressive. It doesn't sound impressive so much as excessive and dangerous. I would not want to purchase

>Getting software updates for a car AT ALL is _really_ impressive. It doesn't sound impressive so much as excessive and dangerous. I would not want to purchase a car, which drives at high speeds on the road, the functionality of which depends on regular software updates from a company. I want a car that runs, won't kill me, and is easily and cheaply repairable. As far as I can tell, Teslas don't satisfy any of those concerns even if you spend a lot of money to service them. Even the juicero couldn't kill you because of a software error...Tesla increasingly seems to me to be a piece of Silicon Valley fluff, and a dangerous one at that.