>The recent ford recall had nothing to do with gasoline. I disagree with this point. A fire in a gasoline powered vehicle always has to do with gasoline. Even

>The recent ford recall had nothing to do with gasoline. I disagree with this point. A fire in a gasoline powered vehicle always has to do with gasoline. Even if the fire did not start due to an issue in the fuel delivery system. This system is commonly laid out in a way that most of the vehicle is near a fuel line at all times. I am not defending Tesla, but pointing out that gasoline powered vehicles also carry fire risks. Do realize that gasoline powered vehicles also carry batteries that may explode/catch fire under given circumstances. I've had a battery or two blow up near me before, and it is not fun.