I'm not a fanboy, but these stupid articles are giving a bad impression for people who don't know what the Model S is.
http://m.carbuzz.com/Article.aspx?Id=21514
For example, I met a guy at Tim Horton's the other day, and the first thing he said after he saw my car: "don't these cars catch fire a lot?!".
Anyway, going back to the article. I believe people who are not used to our car's accelerator, expect the car to creep, so they may be over pressing it by accident without intention and things like this happen all of a sudden.
I really feel bad for the father; not sure if the insurance would cover such a thing...
http://m.carbuzz.com/Article.aspx?Id=21514
For example, I met a guy at Tim Horton's the other day, and the first thing he said after he saw my car: "don't these cars catch fire a lot?!".
Anyway, going back to the article. I believe people who are not used to our car's accelerator, expect the car to creep, so they may be over pressing it by accident without intention and things like this happen all of a sudden.
I really feel bad for the father; not sure if the insurance would cover such a thing...
