Wondering why this doesn’t happen already. Does that happen anywhere else yet?It would be much better when the car uses the cameras to update the speed limit in real time based on road signs rather than map data.
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Wondering why this doesn’t happen already. Does that happen anywhere else yet?It would be much better when the car uses the cameras to update the speed limit in real time based on road signs rather than map data.
Works (sort of) on old AP1 cars.Wondering why this doesn’t happen already. Does that happen anywhere else yet?
That too would be fallible, just in a different way. Nothing replaces driver attentiveness (yet).It would be much better when the car uses the cameras to update the speed limit in real time based on road signs rather than map data.
That too would be fallible, just in a different way. Nothing replaces driver attentiveness (yet).
Just ordered 9 for my new fleet- thanks, TASKA9.the aussie configurator shows that you can get a Model 3 for less than $3000. Someone screwed up the site big time.View attachment 495842
Wondering why this doesn’t happen already. Does that happen anywhere else yet?
In Queensland, the RADAR must be 300 metres past the sign except for school zones and something else I've forgotten.Yeah, that would be a great feature. Small town cops love putting a radar about 2 cm past the speed limit change.
the aussie configurator shows that you can get a Model 3 for less than $3000. Someone screwed up the site big time.View attachment 495842
No. There must be an offer, acceptance and consideration paid.should order, ACCC laws clearly state they have to sell at that price
Wondering why this doesn’t happen already. Does that happen anywhere else yet?
Oh, come on you lot! You're dreamin'ACCC laws clearly state they have to sell at that price
No. There must be an offer, acceptance and consideration paid.
It would be unlikely that Tesla would accept $3k for a car.
The law is if a reasonable mistake has been made by Tesla then it doesn't have to be honoured by Tesla. You have to prove it wasn't a mistake and good luck with that approach.
Kiwi Consumers Institute & ACCC may hold Tesla to account if a complaint was made but in the end if it was a legitimate error it would be ok to withdraw the mistake.kiwi law maybe what you say is right, ACCC could hold them to account in Oz...