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Yes, in the process. Especially as these units are now getting to the point where they reach this age limit having been available for a bit over that amount of time. The mileage limit is also rather inexcusable as the same part is covered for 4-5 years and 50-70K miles (depending on country)...

Random reboots - goes black and reboots. If you're driving you're losing essentials like wipers and blinkers, not particularly handy on a highway in bad weather. Not sure how they diagnosed this - if they even did... For all I know they could as well just seen that it had driven more than their...

No. I don’t really see the mileage as extreme either.

My car got an MCU2 upgrade from Tesla in August last year and it's malfunctioning already. They have a 2yr/25K mile warranty on it and mine has passed 25K in those 16 months, so they expect me to pay for a new one.

My Model S got a paid MCU2 upgrade in August last year and it's already malfunctioning. Tesla won't replace it under the 2 year warranty as they also have a 25K mile/40K km limit on it and the car has gone more than that in those 16 months. If you do the math, that mile/km limit is less than...