Major Accident with Tesla Model S
One of Tesla Model S vehicles lasted for literally a couple of metres after the purchase.
The accident did not happen on a road. Too excited from obviously much awaited purchase the new owner crashed his car without even crossing the dealership gates. It happened during a weekday in California and the main victim of the accident appears to the seriously damaged EV.
Impatience is considered to lead to pedal confusion with the initiated accelerator moving the car into almost a vertical climb. Dealership department sign became a stopping point of the crazy ride. The driver got off with only a scare and his Tesla Model S will spend some time in the repair room.
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