rking0122
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I get that. But it also says "future" at least a couple of times. So what FSD is defined as NOW, in terms of that which they offer NOW, is what Tesla says it is, and may be everchanging. They state it has the "hardware" to do it--and I suspect if later it is determined the hardware isn't good enough, yes, they'll be on the hook for upgrades.FSD Capability is the option that Tesla sells and it is and has been defined since introduction October 2016 on their site at Autopilot scroll down to "Full Self-Driving Capability"
I also get the frustration with it, to the point where I didn't bother to buy it this go round. IF they allowed me to transfer my FSD purchase from one car to the next, I might have bought it, even if there was a transfer fee or something. AND I'd probably been a Tesla customer for life. But in my mind, for now, it is kind of expensive vaporware for most (but not all) applications.
As a lawyer myself, I personally think they've creatively insulated themselves on this one. Clever and creative marketing like most things. They've been absolutely stellar at getting people to buy because of FOMO--and the incremental price increases.
I also think there are plenty of lawyers out there that if there were the real opportunity to profitably pursue this, it would have been done already many times before if it isn't already.
But what do I know...I just enjoy my MY.