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The product is ridiculous regardless of the CEO. It's at least false advertising or fraud. Looking at any video of it in action it's clearly also dangerous. It'
by sidibe 3y ago
The product is ridiculous regardless of the CEO. It's at least false advertising or fraud. Looking at any video of it in action it's clearly also dangerous. It's not all about cherry picking either, on YouTube these are all big fans trying to make it seem great, but every few minutes it does something crazy.
I think the fact that it has supporters is because of the CEO, not the fact that it has detractors, though I'm sure some are more vehement because of the CEO.
- ajross 3y ago> The product is ridiculous regardless of the CEO. It's amazing. The most fun I've had in a vehicle in my whole life, and absolutely worth the purchase price. I'm sorry you aren't impressed, really, and I genuinely can't understand why there's so much hate about something so great. But none of that is relevant here. The question at hand is "is it safe?", and the clear answer is "yes, quite".
- ashwagary 3y ago>It's amazing. The most fun I've had in a vehicle It may be fun for you but its not fun for all the other people on the road put at risk by Tesla owners that dont know the limitations of their vehicles.
- Incipient 3y agoI used auto steer for about 10 minutes before it got confused on a lane split and tried to crash me into a light pole =( I hope it would have stopped before hitting it, but it really didn't look like it was going to!
- piva00 3y agoTwo weeks ago I took a ride on a friend's Tesla Model S with Autopilot 2.0 here in Sweden, with the FSD feature enabled, he tried to show me how awesome it was. Driving around for 15 minutes on the highway was nice until we got into the streets inside a part of the city, not even 5 minutes in the city the car tried to steer itself into a curb during a turn, almost hitting a pedestrian waiting for the light. No thanks, that shouldn't be allowed on public roads.