It was not lemoned. They just bought the car back.Did he actually have to Lemon it though through the litigation process? I thought they just bought it back knowing it was a well documented 'lemon'.
so is mine but he's a YouTuber so he doesn't have to go through the hell the rest of us do.Did he actually have to Lemon it though through the litigation process? I thought they just bought it back knowing it was a well documented 'lemon'.
What if it did change and the first instance was at a busy pedestrian crossing? A short second or two glance down to the pilot panel thinking the car had stopped and held could result in rolling into a crosswalk full of people.He spends a lot of time talking about the Stop Mode setting changing from Hold to Roll, and his description of the issue is pretty dramatic. Mine also changes on its own once or twice a week, but while it is frustrating, I have never viewed it as being as ominous as he makes it out to be.
until you pin someone against a car or wall....I have never viewed it as being as ominous as he makes it out to be.
That scenario is theoretically possible, but in my experience the change in behavior is immediately noticeable as soon as the car begins to roll rather than hold. And at a busy pedestrian crossing, my attention would be on the crosswalk and the car’s movement, not on glancing down at the pilot panel.What if it did change and the first instance was at a busy pedestrian crossing? A short second or two glance down to the pilot panel thinking the car had stopped and held could result in rolling into a crosswalk full of people.
he has the car that they sold him.I like his channel, but this one is slightly annoying for two reasons; One is that Lucid is struggling so much, and two, he is exploiting Lucid's pains for his own gain. This sort of video series is extremely damaging to the brand.
He should be able to discuss his experience just like anyone else.I like his channel, but this one is slightly annoying for two reasons; One is that Lucid is struggling so much, and two, he is exploiting Lucid's pains for his own gain. This sort of video series is extremely damaging to the brand.
Does this impact titling requirements? Like, if Lucid sold his car would it be branded as a lemon versus someone who went through the entire Lemon Law process?It was not lemoned. They just bought the car back.
And to be fair, his problems sounded kind of insane, so it was definitely a lemon.
So he should only report good things for his gains? His job is to get views through discussions of great and lousy products. The fact that he sampled two vehicles from Lucid (an Air and a Gravity) and they both had software issues is on Lucid.I like his channel, but this one is slightly annoying for two reasons; One is that Lucid is struggling so much, and two, he is exploiting Lucid's pains for his own gain. This sort of video series is extremely damaging to the brand.
True story: I largely bought my Lucid because of his first review of the car. He apologized to me personally lolI like his channel, but this one is slightly annoying for two reasons; One is that Lucid is struggling so much, and two, he is exploiting Lucid's pains for his own gain. This sort of video series is extremely damaging to the brand.
imagine blaming the driver for the brakes suddenly not working as they usually do.. And at a busy pedestrian crossing, my attention would be on the crosswalk and the car’s movement, not on glancing down at the pilot panel.
I have never really understood the <insert brand here> defense force. It's a car, not your identity.imagine blaming the driver for the brakes suddenly not working as they usually do.
You need to start a youtube channelhe has the car that they sold him.