Tesla Motors launches legal action against BBC's Top Gear
Tesla Motors has filed a lawsuit against the BBC, alleging that Top Gear misrepresented the Roadster's performance in a 2008 episode and harmed the company's reputation.
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Tesla Motors has filed a lawsuit against the BBC, alleging that Top Gear misrepresented the Roadster's performance in a 2008 episode and harmed the company's reputation.
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