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Tesla owner won $10k in court for Tesla's FSD lies. Tesla is still fighting him
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Ben Gawiser won a $10,600 judgment against Tesla for failing to deliver on promises related to its Full Self-Driving (FSD) capabilities. Tesla is currently contesting the payment, seeking to delay it.
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- Praise: The HW4 vehicles provide the best consumer self-driving experience currently available, indicating significant advancements in Tesla's autonomous driving technology.
- Praise: HW3 has shown considerable improvement with FSD v12.3+, suggesting that ongoing updates can enhance user satisfaction and performance.
- Praise: The court ruling sets a precedent that could compel Tesla to address consumer complaints regarding the FSD package, potentially leading to better accountability in the industry.
- Concern: Tesla's repeated claims of achieving full self-driving capability have not materialized, raising concerns about transparency and consumer trust.
- Concern: Many HW3 owners feel misled as their vehicles do not meet the promised FSD capabilities, highlighting a significant gap between expectations and reality.
- Concern: The ongoing legal battles indicate that Tesla may prioritize financial interests over customer satisfaction, which could undermine the company's reputation in the long term.