• 18107@aussie.zone
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    3 hours ago

    You can’t get a refund if you’ve been paying a subscription for a missing product.

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    If they want a subscription based car. Then at the very least I want to “rent” a car under that subscription, and not just one car. Whatever car I choose and for how ever long I want.

    Oh that will never happen? Cool I’ll keep my 20+ year old car with no data gathering.

    • ILikeBoobies@lemmy.ca
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      3 hours ago

      It’s what they call their lane-assist/cruise control.

      They were supposed to stop using the term but the article might not be caught up.

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        I’ve used and and it seems like full self driving. Maybe that’s why it keeps killing people.

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    Evil company does evil shit. Then again roads will be safer if fewer people have access to it and more annoyed drivers could potentially be a good advertisement for public transport. It‘s not all bad.

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    13 hours ago

    I wanted a Tesla, until about seven or eight years ago when they switched off features after some dude bought his Tesla used, because only the original owner had paid for the features.

    I knew this is what it would turn into. Fuck Tesla, and fuck Musk.

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      11 hours ago

      The only cases I’ve heard that fit this, is some of the old model S where “free supercharging” got removed from vehicles that were resold through Tesla.

      Do you have a link to cases where functionality actually got removed from vehicles sold privately directly? I wouldn’t be surprised if it happened, I just haven’t heard of any.

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    17 hours ago

    LOL who are these idiots buying their crappy cars? You only have yourselves to blame. Elon is just playing you like a fiddle.

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      I have Autopilot on mine (2020). I’ve asked them at the shop to remove it and reinstall basic cruise control and they refused, and I’m jealous. Autopilot suuuucks. I went on a 1200 mile road trip through North Texas. The whole time the car thought the speed limit was 55 when it was actually 75, and it refused to go any faster, so I had to drive for hours with no cruise control. It sucked.

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        There is a setting in the menu where you can deactivate autopilot/FSD yourself and instead have a normal cruise control function.

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      Elon is just playing you like a fiddle.

      Fiddles? More like grains of sand on the beach…

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    Fuck Tesla and any/every other automaker for switching to subscription-based anything for features. As if the fuckstick hasn’t already raped people on price enough as it is. The board is completely lost and a bunch of idiots to keep fumbling over Lord Elon’s decisions.

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    19 hours ago

    They rolled this update out mid-journey, and I had to scramble to swap seats with the manequin driver. Not cool, Elon.

    Not. Cool.

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    18 hours ago

    I think this could be legally interesting (I’m no expert), because with the different kind of contract the lessor’s duties change. Especially regarding bugs or mistakes of the vehicle.