[rangewookie]

Not only is this the first time we've ever had a long-term car suffer a catastrophic failure while parked, it's also an extraordinarily rare case of any car leaving us stranded, something unacceptable for any new vehicle, particularly one that costs $57,690 and with merely 5286 miles on the odometer.

Can anyone shed light on if this is a widespread issue, or is this an edge case? This article reads like a rant.

Not too long ago, you discovered out your vehicle was dead because it wouldn't start. It would flash a light if you were lucky.

This time, there was no offer of a loaner or any kind of temporary transportation

That sucks, maybe the only notable comment in the entire article.