Comment by dsfyu404ed
3 years ago
>This is different from Tesla (or any other automotive advertiser), where an ad that shows the car driving itself might reasonably be considered a claim that the car can, in fact, drive itself.
Everyone knows you can't tow the space shuttle with a Tacoma in any reasonable sense and that only a very skilled driver spending a day taking a crack at it can get a Land Rover up a ski hill in an elegant way.
That won't stop people from playing dumb in order to prop up some farcical point they tried making online and got called out on.
> Everyone knows you can't tow the space shuttle with a Tacoma in any reasonable sense and that only a very skilled driver spending a day taking a crack at it can get a Land Rover up a ski hill in an elegant way.
As someone who lives on a dirt road surrounded by airbnb's near a national park seeing lots of tourist traffic, I think you have an extremely flawed understanding of what "everyone knows" WRT their vehicle's capabilities.
Right! And emphasis on playing dumb: the GP’s argument requires the courts to not understand the difference, when they clearly do.