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As you say, part of the problem is also that the loan was in the husband's name. > the loan and title were in his name, a decision the couple had made because
by thih9 3y ago
As you say, part of the problem is also that the loan was in the husband's name.
> the loan and title were in his name, a decision the couple had made because he had a better credit score than hers.
Curious, what outcome would you expect instead? As in: no tracking functionality, or tracking that can be disabled by the driver, or customer support processing the request, or saner credit score processes, or something else?
- rchaud 3y agoI would expect Mercedes to abide by a court order. This wouldn't be an issue if it wasn't a "smart car" and just has a plain old set of keys, the company wouldnt need to be involved at all. But they have an additional responsibility here because they can override the legal system in this case with no recourse. Frankly they're lucky the ex husband killed himself. Could have been a very expensive lawsuit if he ended up hurting someone.
- thih9 3y ago> I would expect Mercedes to abide by a court order. > they can override the legal system in this case with no recourse. How? If they didn’t abide by a court order, can’t they be sued?