Anonymous wrote:https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/cars/2024/11/24/tesla-named-deadliest-car-brand-in-america/76335529007/
You are more likely to die in a Tesla than in any other car made. Transporting children in a Tesla would possibly be grounds for having a stranger call CPS on you. If you bought one for your child to drive, they may well die because of your choice.
In the interest of full disclosure and transparency, I currently own a Tesla Model 3. I am desperately trying to figure out how to get rid of it. So I’ve got skin in the game too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most any electric vehicle with lithium ion batteries is a major fire hazard. Comes with the nature of the batteries.
Perhaps some day battery mfgs will make a safer version.
This is an absolute LIE.
All other EV’s besides Tesla use batteries that are completely safe. Tesla is the only EV company that has ever experienced battery fires. For all other EV’s it’s literally unheard of.
Look it up.
Only Teslas catch fire.
Well that’s not true because my other car is a Chrysler hybrid minivan and it’s been recalled like twice for spontaneous combustion. And there was at least one other EV that had major fire problems that I think is now off the market.
Liar.
There has never been another case of an EV other than a Tesla catching fire. It literally never happens. Except to Teslas.