Tesla doesn't have dealers. This sounds like a used car.
And? If I own something (which I do after I've paid for it),the only way the "legal" owner is getting it back is via the courts.
Why is it okay to resolve property disputes by private force?
Also, being livid is probably bad for your health. Might get high blood pressure.
Of course it's right to be mad at Tesla - they resolved a property dispute by force.
> Also, being livid is probably bad for your health. Might get high blood pressure.
I wouldn't be livid in that situation, but I would consider criminal charges against Tesla in my jurisdiction.
After all, the dealer is only on the hook for civil claims, Tesla is on the hook for very obvious criminal claims.
That raises a lot of questions about how it could even happen. I'd understand if it was sold as some kind of "user license", but it's on the car, so I assumed it was a permanent extra hardware addition.
Whether you have AP or FSD is a software bit.
You live in a jurisdiction in which a private person can levy criminal charges?