Originally Posted by rumatt (Post 536829)

Ignoring the lawsuit aspect, this is interesting. They theory is that the Tesla was on auto pilot following a slow car. The slow car changed lanes and the Tesla accelerated into the back of a stopped fire truck. Oops.

Also interesting... Tesla has all the data about what happened - when your hands were on the wheel, when you brakes, etc.

https://apnews.com/3f1ac72f186d45cdbfac7dbb04907b11

Originally Posted by rumatt (Post 536838)

So is your current delivery actually on schedule? Or is thet messed up too?

And yeah the woman sounds like she wasn't paying attention. I'm more interested in the EAP failure modes. This one sounds pretty bad. I'm sure they'll use it to train the system though and it'll keep getting better.

Originally Posted by JST (Post 536847)

I think it's surprising to most people that the car won't emergency brake in a situation like that. It makes sense, once it's explained, but it does require some explanation.

Originally Posted by robg (Post 536853)

Right - and it’s the same with all cars that have adaptive cruise and AEB. Tesla really should drop the name “autopilot”

Originally Posted by rumatt (Post 536838)

So is your current delivery actually on schedule? Or is thet messed up too?

Originally Posted by ZBB (Post 536890)

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Good news is that I just got the S re-appraised from CarMax and the offer is still the same. I was worried that it would go down since it’s been 3 weeks since the last appraisal...