A lot of details missing here.
Did you get the crash data download? Can you prove you didn't have your foot on the accelerator? Did you remove your foot from whichever pedal it was on to then see that wheels were still turning? Once the car started accelerating, did you remove your foot and re-apply? Did you just let go? Or did you just push harder convinced your foot was on the brake?
As many of the participants in the thread point out, you really can't remember what you exactly did. But you are convinced that the car was at fault. It's the only way to rationalize the error you made. Sorry I can't believe your story.
Same thing happened to me.
On Friday, March 15th at 1:05pm - coming home from Costco, came up the hill to my home, took my foot off the accelerator, car slows down as it always does (creep mode), getting ready to park it in front of the garage and touched the brake to put it in park. It accelerated so fast through the garage into the house. The car finally stopped by the wall it hit, I put it in park but the tires were still rotating; stopped when I opened the door and then motors then shut down.
Tesla would not return my calls until about one month later after posting all over facebook; also reported it to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). If you want to contact me, my email is [email protected].
How many people have to get hurt or killed by these malfunctions that Tesla will not acknowledge and always blame the driver?
Don't let all the bashing from people on this site bother you.
Did you get the crash data download? Can you prove you didn't have your foot on the accelerator? Did you remove your foot from whichever pedal it was on to then see that wheels were still turning? Once the car started accelerating, did you remove your foot and re-apply? Did you just let go? Or did you just push harder convinced your foot was on the brake?
As many of the participants in the thread point out, you really can't remember what you exactly did. But you are convinced that the car was at fault. It's the only way to rationalize the error you made. Sorry I can't believe your story.