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Thankfully, there are actually laws about this sort of stuff! So companies don't (necessarily/always) just get away with "you shouldn't have listened to us, thi
by niek_pas 1y ago
Thankfully, there are actually laws about this sort of stuff! So companies don't (necessarily/always) just get away with "you shouldn't have listened to us, this is your own fault."
- bdcravens 1y agoCorrect, but unless regulatory bodies proactively force Tesla to compensate, there at least has to be an effort from consumers to stand up, admit they were conned, and press the issue.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> there are least has to be an effort from consumers to stand up FTFA: "...thousands of Tesla owners have now joined a class action lawsuit in Australia over Tesla misleading customers with its self-driving promises. It adds to similar ongoing lawsuits in the US and China."
- bdcravens 1y agoI was replying to a comment which seemed to imply that the law alone was adequate to prevent abuse of consumers.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> the law alone Lawsuits.
- bdcravens 1y agoLawsuits As in, you must file suit. The law alone is useless without consumers being proactive.
- array_key_first 1y agoI don't know man, the US is very wishy washy with laws at the moment. And all of this relies on Tesla customers going after Tesla. But people are poor, times are tough, ain't nobody got time for that. And of the people that do got time for that, a lot of them bought Teslas because of the vision. Or something. Not sure if those people would sue.