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John Mitchell
Los Angeles, California, United States·3/6/2026

Tesla autopilot caused accident — company denying responsibility, repair costs $18,000

Tesla Model 3 autopilot failed to detect a stopped truck on I-405. Minor injury, $18,000 in damages. Tesla claims 'driver was not paying attention' but dashcam shows hands on wheel. They refuse to cover repairs under warranty. Insurance adjuster siding with Tesla.
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Step 1: File complaint with NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) at nhtsa.gov/report-a-safety-problem. This creates an official safety record. Step 2: Contact a product liability attorney — many work on contingency for Tesla autopilot cases. Check avvo.com for rated attorneys in LA.
**Step 3:** File complaint with **California Department of Consumer Affairs** at dca.ca.gov. **Step 4:** Preserve ALL evidence — dashcam footage, Tesla data logs (request via Tesla account), medical records.

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Comments (7)

Emily Davis3/6/2026

Just shared this on Twitter. Let's make this trend.

Emma Taylor3/6/2026

I'm a lawyer and I can confirm this violates consumer protection laws.

Maria Garcia3/9/2026

Boycott this company until they change their practices.

Ana Santos3/7/2026

Been fighting the same battle for 2 years. Don't give up!

Amit Patel3/7/2026

Has anyone successfully resolved something like this? Need hope.

Ahmed Hassan3/7/2026

Sent this to my local MP. They promised to look into it.

Fatima Khan3/8/2026

Please update us on what happens. We're all rooting for you.

Maria Garcia3/10/2026

Sent this to my local MP. They promised to look into it.