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> "There are no self-driving cars on the road today," the company said. Amazing that they charge for it then?

• malfist 3y ago
  Look, they only call it "Full self drive" you can't expect it to fully self drive the vehicle.
  • brianwawok 3y ago
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    • malfist 3y ago
      Oh, I'm sorry, adding "capability" to the end of the phrase really changes its meaning.
      • brianwawok 3y ago
        It should? If you read at an 8th grade level or so.
        • sodality2 3y ago
          Tell me - if I sell a USB-C cable with "Data transfer capability" that does not transfer data at all upon sale. Is that fair?
          • brianwawok 3y ago
            What does the paragraph of text on the order page say?
  • InitialLastName 3y ago
    They call it that because you have to drive it fully by yourself.
    • tedajax 3y ago
      Ah I see they forgot the hyphen: "Full self-drive"
      • AlexandrB 3y ago
        Works on contingency? No, money down!
• brianwawok 3y ago
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  • baz00 3y ago
    Fuck what it says on the order page. They sell a car promoted as being full self driving capable at some point, yet have loads of different hardware revisions and sensor packages, none of which delivered it and they still have the audacity to charge people for being experimented on now and tell them that it's round the corner. This is a con. Stop being another damn apologist for people being ripped off.