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It would be the reasonable thing to do. The problem I see is when the "altered" car crashes into a stock one onthe road. The un-altered car's owner might sue on
by mnglkhn2 12y ago
It would be the reasonable thing to do. The problem I see is when the "altered" car crashes into a stock one onthe road. The un-altered car's owner might sue on the grounds that there no proper controls on the modified car's systems to safeguard from such errors.
- lucaspiller 12y agoThere is technology readily available in high end cars that will make them automatically brake if they detect they are going to hit something. If someone rear-ends me in a new car, it is unreasonable for me to sue the manufacturer because they didn't include this technology. Is this situation really any different?