You've bought a $150k "toy". Assuming its price accurately reflects the amount of engineering expertise poured into it: how much expertise do you need yourself to repair it? How much is it going to cost to hire someone to do that for you? How much more expensive it would've been if it had to be designed for end-user repairability?

I'm all for right to repair, and of course the alternative is to just have a brick. But designing for repairability (and actually performing the repair) has its price tag, and may prove much less practical than we'd hope.