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This is not about investement. This is about getting what you paid for. It seems such companies cannot be trusted by looking in their beautiful big blue eyes.
by b3lvedere 3y ago
This is not about investement. This is about getting what you paid for.
It seems such companies cannot be trusted by looking in their beautiful big blue eyes. Who would have thought?
Nowadays if something you want to purchase (software, hardware, car, rocket ship, zen garden, whatever) "promises" to have certain features and functionality, you have to check thoroughly before buying into it.
- consp 3y agoIf you buy new, get one ready off the shelf. If you order and features are scrapped before delivery you usually will simply not get them as the contract states they might alter them at any time. One of the reasons to never buy new.
- yau8edq12i 3y agoDid they not get the car? I don't understand. If the car really is unfit for purpose, then the resale value is irrelevant - the manufacturer has to take it back and exchange it for a working car or refund it. But it's unlikely they'll do it without a lawsuit. (I also find the idea of trying to offload your non-working car on someone foolish enough to buy it on the resale market unethical.)
- b3lvedere 3y agoMy best guess is that their expectation of capabilities the car is nowhere near what the company actually deliverd. They were promised things within a certain future timeframe and the company did not produce these things within that certain timeframe.