Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:26:15 PM No.28483052
Cars now self drive themselves to customers' house.
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Car self delivery - /o/ (#28483052) [Archived: 846 hours ago]
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:27:38 PM No.28483056
Can't wait for niggers to deface/destroy them, kek
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:32:43 PM No.28483074
>>28483052 (OP)
Who is at fault if it causes an accident or breaks the law along the way?
Who is at fault if it causes an accident or breaks the law along the way?
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:34:43 PM No.28483082
>>28483074
Until the package is delivered and customer signs the final signature, it falls under Tesla. Hell, even if car is damaged after the signin, there's still warranty that covers everything for few years and then 10 years for drive train/battery itself. Then extended warranty for any other smaller stuff if you want to pay extra protection.
Until the package is delivered and customer signs the final signature, it falls under Tesla. Hell, even if car is damaged after the signin, there's still warranty that covers everything for few years and then 10 years for drive train/battery itself. Then extended warranty for any other smaller stuff if you want to pay extra protection.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:36:16 PM No.28483084
>>28483082
Wait, so if it's damaged in transit they don't even give you a brand new one? It's just a warranty claim?
Wait, so if it's damaged in transit they don't even give you a brand new one? It's just a warranty claim?
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:37:38 PM No.28483088
>>28483084
You can always ask for brand new. This isn't Tesla specific. This is every car maker in US. Lemon law is for everyone. I understand that third worlders dont know American laws, but this is the case here.
You can always ask for brand new. This isn't Tesla specific. This is every car maker in US. Lemon law is for everyone. I understand that third worlders dont know American laws, but this is the case here.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:41:04 PM No.28483103
>>28483088
>Lemon law is for everyone.
From how I understand Lemon law that only really applies if they send you a defective good and fail to fix it within reasonable period of time.
>Lemon law is for everyone.
From how I understand Lemon law that only really applies if they send you a defective good and fail to fix it within reasonable period of time.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:42:48 PM No.28483111
>>28483093
He geta a week ban and garnish of salary
He geta a week ban and garnish of salary
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:49:35 PM No.28483135
>>28483103
Yes, and that is a reasonable good faith solution and all cars repaired under such that it is satisfactory to the customer is considered new. If they take the car back under lemon law because it wasn't fixed, then thats considered damaged/used goods.
Yes, and that is a reasonable good faith solution and all cars repaired under such that it is satisfactory to the customer is considered new. If they take the car back under lemon law because it wasn't fixed, then thats considered damaged/used goods.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:52:03 PM No.28483141
>>28483088
A lot of USA poorfags on here have never bought a new car.
A lot of USA poorfags on here have never bought a new car.
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 12:31:34 AM No.28483416
>>28483084
I haven't read the details yet but I would imagine that they won't release it until after it's been insured at which point it would be handled through insurance like any other car
I haven't read the details yet but I would imagine that they won't release it until after it's been insured at which point it would be handled through insurance like any other car
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Anonymous
6/28/2025, 1:39:20 AM No.28483559
>>28483416
Shit man, that's like the worst of all worlds. If they fuck up the delivery it goes on your insurance and ups your premiums.
Shit man, that's like the worst of all worlds. If they fuck up the delivery it goes on your insurance and ups your premiums.
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Anonymous
6/28/2025, 1:43:15 AM No.28483572
>>28483559
This is a bot or just dumb.
This is a bot or just dumb.
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 1:48:14 AM No.28483586
>>28483559
At that point, it's "your" car. It's no different than if you bought a car and had a friend drive it home for you. If they wreck it's still your problem.
At that point, it's "your" car. It's no different than if you bought a car and had a friend drive it home for you. If they wreck it's still your problem.
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Anonymous
6/28/2025, 7:45:01 AM No.28484289
https://x.com/Tesla/status/1938816477127418224
Video of the factory -> customer drive
Video of the factory -> customer drive
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 12:02:31 PM No.28484466
>>28483586
>your friend is the same as a multibillion dollar company
you can pursue legal action against someone if they crash your car. You wouldn't against a friend, but Tesla is not your friend - and they will legally crush anyone who claims the accident was their fault. Your insurance will not pursue Tesla, the same way they would Joe Shmoe's brother-in-law.
>your friend is the same as a multibillion dollar company
you can pursue legal action against someone if they crash your car. You wouldn't against a friend, but Tesla is not your friend - and they will legally crush anyone who claims the accident was their fault. Your insurance will not pursue Tesla, the same way they would Joe Shmoe's brother-in-law.
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Anonymous
6/28/2025, 12:14:47 PM No.28484472
>>28484466
Retard
Retard
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 12:15:23 PM No.28484474
>>28483052 (OP)
Well ain't that neat.
Well ain't that neat.
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 2:36:56 PM No.28484574
>>28484466
You can "pursue legal action" against anyone at anytime for any reason. Doesn't mean you'll win. Doesn't mean it's justified. People have sued Tesla for autopilot accidents in the past and Tesla has never been held liable. It's no different than if you summoned the car and it hit a car in the parking lot. It's still your car and it's still your responsibility and it's still your insurance that's paying for the damages. The only difference is one is driving around the parking lot and one is driving around town.
You can "pursue legal action" against anyone at anytime for any reason. Doesn't mean you'll win. Doesn't mean it's justified. People have sued Tesla for autopilot accidents in the past and Tesla has never been held liable. It's no different than if you summoned the car and it hit a car in the parking lot. It's still your car and it's still your responsibility and it's still your insurance that's paying for the damages. The only difference is one is driving around the parking lot and one is driving around town.
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 3:33:38 PM No.28484635
>>28483074
funnily enough, under the current rules they can't even get traffic tickets
funnily enough, under the current rules they can't even get traffic tickets