Ford SUV possible cause of fire that damaged Secret Service rentals in Nantucket
The Detroit News
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The article is BS. This is an intentional hit piece to poke at electrical and intentionally Ford. I'm not fan of Ford, but I can see it clearly as what it is. I don't know what the eff they have going on, other than FJB's intended efforts to collapse everything. All corporations, all markets, everything worth a damn to "Build back better". To build back better, you first have to collapse everything.
Think about it for a minute.
Since when does the secret service "rent" anything - EVER? These people secure multi million and billion dollar contracts to armor up limos and aircraft to transport their no. 1.
So what. As per Douggies mind blowing idea -Every ford vehicle will have a fire extinguisher from now on.
https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/ford/2022/11/30/ford-expedition-blamed-in-fire-of-vehicles-rented-by-secret-service/69690060007/
Have you extinguished a Ford lately?
https://youtu.be/WGRB3pPHyDg
Detroit Free Press 11/30/22
https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/ford/2022/11/30/ford-expedition-blamed-in-fire-of-vehicles-rented-by-secret-service/69690060007/
Well-Behaved Vehicles Seldom Make History.
Source, please.
So proud of our products and quality! JF
Vehicles rented to accompany President Joe Biden on his Thanksgiving weekend trip to Nantucket, Massachusetts, Sunday burst into flames several hours after they were returned to Nantucket Memorial Airport and the preliminary investigation points to a Ford Expedition that was under recall for a faulty battery.
President Joe Biden looks at his grandson Beau Biden as they walk to their motorcade after arriving at Andrews Air Force Base, Md., Sunday, Nov. 27, 2022. The President is returning from Nantucket, Mass., where he spent the Thanksgiving Day holiday with family members. Hunter Biden and his wife Melissa Cohen look on. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
"The Secret Service had rented the vehicles for the president's trip and dropped the SUVs off at Hertz on Sunday night," Anthony Guglielmi, Secret Service communications chief, told the Free Press on Wednesday. "We were made aware of one Ford SUV catching fire early Monday morning. That SUV was parked next to several other vehicles which also caught fire because of the proximity to the Ford SUV. We had no issues when we drove the vehicles and they were returned without incident. The Ford SUV that caught fire was a Secret Service support vehicle and not used to transport any protectees."
The federal agency is looking forward to following up with local fire authorities on the island, he said.