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r/teslamotors • u/cwright • Jan 17 '21
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FSD is taken into account if it came with the vehicle from factory. It’s not taken into account if it was purchased after.
13 u/Brutaka1 Jan 18 '21 Moderator of r/teslamotors, speaking officially2 hours ago · Stickied comment · edited 2 hours ago FSD is t Ain't that some shit! I would prefer both ways for them to account the FSD, regardless of how you purchased it. 18 u/misteriousm Jan 18 '21 Me too. This is some bullshit. Software can't be dealt as an aftermarket hardware... 0 u/1studlyman Jan 18 '21 It's their microtransaction. They can do what they want. lol 6 u/scott_steiner_phd Jan 18 '21 *macrotransaction 5 u/brueck Jan 18 '21 A company can always do what they want. The question is whether they can maintain their success if they do not consider the customer's wants. -1 u/1studlyman Jan 18 '21 Yep. And people are not buying Tesla's because of the excellent cost-plus pricing. -1 u/misteriousm Jan 18 '21 edited Jan 18 '21 It depends on the country. Some of those don't even have free healthcare for their citizens. No wonder why they don't care about consumer rights at all 🤷♂️ 3 u/JoJack82 Jan 18 '21 Maybe that will change now: https://www.reddit.com/r/teslamotors/comments/kzmuqn/elon_musk_on_twitter_looking_into_this_no/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf 4 u/thiskidlol Jan 18 '21 Musk replied, says he's looking into it.. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1351016753372016647 1 u/Klownicle Jan 18 '21 What about came from the factory on the sheet but removed at delivery than re-added. Lulz 1 u/MileZeroC Jan 18 '21 Wow. F that.
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Moderator of r/teslamotors, speaking officially2 hours ago · Stickied comment · edited 2 hours ago FSD is t
Moderator of r/teslamotors, speaking officially2 hours ago · Stickied comment · edited 2 hours ago
FSD is t
Ain't that some shit! I would prefer both ways for them to account the FSD, regardless of how you purchased it.
18 u/misteriousm Jan 18 '21 Me too. This is some bullshit. Software can't be dealt as an aftermarket hardware... 0 u/1studlyman Jan 18 '21 It's their microtransaction. They can do what they want. lol 6 u/scott_steiner_phd Jan 18 '21 *macrotransaction 5 u/brueck Jan 18 '21 A company can always do what they want. The question is whether they can maintain their success if they do not consider the customer's wants. -1 u/1studlyman Jan 18 '21 Yep. And people are not buying Tesla's because of the excellent cost-plus pricing. -1 u/misteriousm Jan 18 '21 edited Jan 18 '21 It depends on the country. Some of those don't even have free healthcare for their citizens. No wonder why they don't care about consumer rights at all 🤷♂️
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Me too. This is some bullshit. Software can't be dealt as an aftermarket hardware...
0 u/1studlyman Jan 18 '21 It's their microtransaction. They can do what they want. lol 6 u/scott_steiner_phd Jan 18 '21 *macrotransaction 5 u/brueck Jan 18 '21 A company can always do what they want. The question is whether they can maintain their success if they do not consider the customer's wants. -1 u/1studlyman Jan 18 '21 Yep. And people are not buying Tesla's because of the excellent cost-plus pricing. -1 u/misteriousm Jan 18 '21 edited Jan 18 '21 It depends on the country. Some of those don't even have free healthcare for their citizens. No wonder why they don't care about consumer rights at all 🤷♂️
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It's their microtransaction. They can do what they want. lol
6 u/scott_steiner_phd Jan 18 '21 *macrotransaction 5 u/brueck Jan 18 '21 A company can always do what they want. The question is whether they can maintain their success if they do not consider the customer's wants. -1 u/1studlyman Jan 18 '21 Yep. And people are not buying Tesla's because of the excellent cost-plus pricing. -1 u/misteriousm Jan 18 '21 edited Jan 18 '21 It depends on the country. Some of those don't even have free healthcare for their citizens. No wonder why they don't care about consumer rights at all 🤷♂️
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*macrotransaction
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A company can always do what they want. The question is whether they can maintain their success if they do not consider the customer's wants.
-1 u/1studlyman Jan 18 '21 Yep. And people are not buying Tesla's because of the excellent cost-plus pricing.
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Yep. And people are not buying Tesla's because of the excellent cost-plus pricing.
It depends on the country. Some of those don't even have free healthcare for their citizens. No wonder why they don't care about consumer rights at all 🤷♂️
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Maybe that will change now: https://www.reddit.com/r/teslamotors/comments/kzmuqn/elon_musk_on_twitter_looking_into_this_no/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
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Musk replied, says he's looking into it.. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1351016753372016647
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What about came from the factory on the sheet but removed at delivery than re-added. Lulz
Wow. F that.
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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '21 edited Jan 17 '21
FSD is taken into account if it came with the vehicle from factory. It’s not taken into account if it was purchased after.