Yes...my master plan of being on TMC for 2+ years and repeatedly noting my long position in the investor forum has paid off! It's time to reap the benefits of my true short position!
Knowing about the issues, I think I'm good to survive something odd. I'm not happy with things like the car shutting off while in motion (either by bug or design) as that seems exceedingly dangerous, but being aware of it helps until that's resolved.
I'm more concerned about having someone test drive it and panicking in that situation since they're already in a nervous state because "it's a weird computerized EV".
Then consider yourself lucky that it hasn't happened to you in an ICE, I guess.
My brother's 1977 Caprice Classic police car spun a timing chain while driving home one day and stranded me with loss of power assist on steering and brakes.
My 1985 Oldsmobile spun a timing chain one day, and stranded me with loss of power assist on steering and brakes.
That same car blew its ECU fuse and fell back into a low-gear-only mode.
My 1996 Oldsmobile's ECU crashed hard while driving on 680 in East San Jose about a month after I purchased it, and it stalled, dead, in the middle of the road, with loss of power assist on steering and brakes.
My 1988 Ford truck lost a fuel pump in the middle of the highway, stranding me, with loss of power assist on steering and brakes.
One of the Goodyear tires on my 2004 Chevy suddenly and violently blew in the middle of a public highway, sending the truck off to the side of the road, with near loss of control.
None of these made me "nervous", it's just a fact of life that bugs, defects, etc., exist. And I didn't give up on cars after these things happened. Don't be nervous. Don't worry, be happy.
And if someone experiences this during a test drive and is turned off, focus them on the bigger picture and read them this post. S*&t happens. The Model S is a game-changer, a platform unexceeded. I'm not nervous at all and I haven't seen anything that makes me nervous, yet. Perhaps it's my experience as a mechanic, I don't know.