RE: Tesla disables Auto Pilot after used car sale
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That not only impacts those who purchase the cars used, but also those who are buying it new need to understand if they are paying for a feature that remains with the auto, or a feature that is attached to an enduser
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Could be an insurance reason too. They new owner might have to sign some type of waivers, there could be an ongoing cost to running the software etc etc etc. It is not really a black and white issue as autopilot is still not legal everywhere, and these cars haven't been given the green light.
Consumerism sucks and paying for stuff twice sucks, but I have a feeling there's more to it than just plain greed, even if we know that exists.