I didn't intend to cite the case specifically as an analog, but the part I quoted as flavor as to how the law in general looks at nonpossessory interest in the

I didn't intend to cite the case specifically as an analog, but the part I quoted as flavor as to how the law in general looks at nonpossessory interest in the sale of goods. When this is litigated it will no doubt be complex and touch many areas of IP law, antitrust laws, UCC, and contract law. The contract law angle is interesting because of good faith and fair dealing, which you could make the argument that resale of the vehicle is not material to the purpose of the transaction. I'd also love to see this blow up in Tesla's face when a lienholder takes possession of a Cybertruck and sells it at auction.