>that turns this from a very serious concern to a much smaller one.
Not really, this means there is a whole bunch of cars like this already in the wild and people being unaware of this.
Not really, this means there is a whole bunch of cars like this already in the wild and people being unaware of this.
I don't mean to downplay the seriousness of this bug, I'm just saying it doesn't have as catastrophic implications as it would if this happened in a state-of-the-art Tesla.
I would guess this car has had some kind of aftermarket fiddling...
They pushed the car away from the kid, did they just let it roll back up on him? I doubt it, it's more likely the vehicle was in gear.