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Like a fool I purchased the FSD feature on a new Tesla in March 2019. All this time later, it still does absolutely nothing in my country. It’s actively dangero
by pavlov 2y ago
Like a fool I purchased the FSD feature on a new Tesla in March 2019. All this time later, it still does absolutely nothing in my country. It’s actively dangerous to use because it can’t even recognize speed limits and will happily drive at 120 km/h in a 100 km/h zone.
I’m going to get rid of the car soon. This feature cost 7,500 euros but its resale value is essentially zero because everyone knows it’s a complete joke.
Obviously my next car won’t be from this scam company. Worst purchase I ever made.
- Larrikin 2y agoIf you sell the car can the software locked features actually be transferred to the next owner? It seems exactly the kind of thing that would be disabled and require the new owner to purchase.
- ado__dev 2y agoThey do transfer to the next owner if you sell it, unless you sell it/trade it in to Tesla. In that case they remove it and charge for it again (or sometimes to boost sales they'll include FSD in used cars)