BYD = Burn Your DEALERSHIP! Entire BYD showroom DESTROYED by fire | MGUY Australia 

Oh no you did-ent! 😅😂

They havin a fire sale.

EV's = The best trojan horse.....

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What ignorant nonsense. Honestly. At those temperatures, the tail pipe *becomes* emissions. Lol

Nah …. Let’s just call it a cluster F-k After all … that’s what it really is

The government/media faithful EVangelists are hypocrites.

@@ts757arse um, except EV's have no tail pipe

The fanboys are mostly in favour of their own wallets being filled and will shill for whatever pays. Once it no longer pays they will move on to the next thing.

I'd still like to see data on vehicle fires v year of manufacture v per 100k registered

@@Wee_Langside problem is porches and lambos skew the stats :D

@@jstefa2Well if your porch catches fire it could burn the house down.

@@Wee_Langside Do some research then

remember plastics and how recycling is going to make them good? i fear because of greed and the green nazi/WEF agenda the incoming EV battery pack ecological disaster would make the one caused by plastics benign by comparison :(

Or near our homes!

File restraining orders against anyone that buys EVs 😂

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Exactly, but with these being pushed onto us we're all in the lap of the gods. It's not always that easy to find ANY sort of parking space in the UK and you can't do anything about those who park next to you after you've left your car. And our insurance premiums are about to go through the roof - again. Local council are replacing the relatively new fleet of buses with EVs so that's another 110 death traps on the road.

Lets just go back to the 50s . Trumps new winning slogan.

College.

yes stupidity is mandatory....

@@sg305 ~ Government and mainstream media EV policy: See no evil about EVs, hear no evil about EVs, and speak no evil about EVs".

Yea stupidity can’t be fixed with duct tape

Worse yet, for the last 30 years in the US, we've been building midrise (3-7 story) apartment buildings with wood framing. Before then, the structure would have been reinforced masonry. If an EV fire starts under one of these newer buildings, they'll burn more quickly and may even collapse.

@@jackuzi8252 Have you not seen what happens to steel reinforced concrete structures when a fire occurs beneath one? We've had two major highway bridges collapse within these United States in recent years when only one vehicle fire occurred beneath each. Even a concrete and steel apartment building will collapse if there is a significant fire in the parking garage which the apartment building is built on top of.

No need for muslim nutters to get pilot training to drop a skyscrapper, just gather 20 or so mates with drivers licences and park EV hires in the parking level.

@@jackuzi8252 EV fires get so hot they can damage steel reinforced concrete.

@@bkeepr4246 You mean *government nutters George Bush Clintons obummers and ilk right!

Nah, that's what ebikes and scooters do. lol

The Chinese people actually call it "burn you down".

Oh I thought it was bang your dad😂

I though that too, but then figured that most EV aficionados wouldn't know what a domicile was.

@@severnsea Sure they do, for them it's Mom's basement.

I have never heard of any regular car dealerships selling only ICE cars going up in flames spontaneously, you don't see this in the news much, I wonder why?

Just a bunch of EV’s we don’t have to worry about Parker next to us , who cares

What's interesting about the stats on ICE fires, most aren't fuel related. The higher percentage, depending on source, are electrical or caused by the brakes.

What the stats don't say is: many ICE cars are touched deliberately.... I used to be in the trade and knew some of the tricks used... ​@@chrisbaker8533

@@chrisbaker8533 and also quite a proportion of theft/arson related

talking noxious substances: no-one seems to be auditing the smoke and other noxiousness that is being thrown in to the atmosphere in ever-increasing amounts. recently, my car had a light covering of sahara sand - the third time this has happened in a couple of decades - and i live in south east england.......... so crp that gets in to the atmosphere, goes long long..............

I’ve done some maths here in New Zealand and without any cost allowed for recycling or other environmental disposal of solar or wind. I calculated that at today’s prices if our country was 100% renewable - wind and solar and battery predominantly then every New Zealand household would have to pay $2000 a year to continue the maintenance of the system, my figures did not include any updates or upgrades to the transmission system at self, nor any charge for the electricity itself!- Merely the price of replacing the hardware I allowed 15 years for wind turbines and 25 for solar. I also did not include any price for electric vehicle charging stations as that was quite a variable in terms of what number would potentially be required how many vehicles could be charged at home etc but of course that would be another significant expense that ultimately all users would have to pay for The unbelievable part is that it would appear. The government has not done the most basic calculations to figure this out for itself - not just in New Zealand but most of the western world.

Excellent point, we're setting a chain of events in motion that will destroy the planet for the next generation.

​@@raymondo162 Yup, be prepared for your share of BYDs toxins flowing through your window in the near future. I'm pretty sure you've already had a few Tesla fumes previously?

Batteries are recyclable. Li-cycle ( in COMMIEFORNISTAN) already does the work. There is a video on RU-vid showing how they do it.

When your fighting a war, lying is the least one is willing to do.

@@Jimraynor45 The lie is the most cost effective. It cost nothing and Cult members at least will believe it.

​@@Jimraynor45 Actual Wars...

It's the farmers fault 🙄🙄

@@petiadavis5122 I wonder what it would look like if the farmers went on strike for a year.

@Benzley722 The old people out here in the countryside still talk about it,, nice to hear that more people know about it. Hope you have a really nice weekend 😉👍

I agree it's time to call an end to all this evangelistic nonsense 😂😂😂😂

@@peterbishop1933 Careful who you vote for.

Yes stop it now 'we are running out of fire extinguishers' 🤣

We all need to speak louder

Stop the madness is the same as stop Government and mainstream media EVs are good LIES. ~ EV lies are the pavement for the highway to hell.

Do you live in Luton....near the airport by any chance? ....no I don't believe the story they put out either 👍

But they got a “best journalism of 2023” award plaque from local government on the fire station wall😂🎉

@@cedhome7945 Because the fire brigade are in on the scam, not one fireman blew the whistle? You people are scary.

They must apply same rules for all car parks. Either allow or ban.

Just think.... If Guy Fawkes had an EV back then

Typical the two rules. One for them and one for the rest of us...

@@cedhome7945 ~ Government hypocrites, typical.

And still the government pushes the net zero BS.

Very good and true.

yes really....heh

I blame dumb criminals for electric bicycle fires. They still use angle grinders. If you use an angle grinder to steal a combustion engine vehicle, the results are just as explosive.

I would like reporters to tell me what they know to be true not what they have heard through hearsay.

@@tedbearfudge its the British Bullshiet Channel... what they say is either a lie or a lie by omission

If the woke BBC admit it's a possibility. Then it's a forgone conclusion.

@@paulharrison7761 Absolutely!

Of course they did. Any vehicle fire not is possibly an EV. FFS, how stupid are you people?

only works once

Could be

They definitely investigate these things . They have all the methods and techniques to probe , both legal and illegal.

If so, and an investigation finds out, the owner goes in jail. If its so easy, we would have seen these fires long ago even with ice car showrooms.

Two old Jews compare notes in Florida. First Jew: "There was a fire. Lost everything. Took the insurance payout". Second Jew: "Same here. Flood. Lost everything. Took the insurance payout". First Jew, after a pause: "How do you start a flood?"

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Loved the comment.Brilliant.Thanks for the laugh.

When did the value of used ev's go up?

@@nisonatic Not the coffee creamer!!! Oh the humanity!

but i'm guessing the dealership's bill to the insurance company may be just a teensy bit higher ??

Bingo!

Well said. Also, if we had battery powered airplanes and even a single one got burned due to a battery fire, the relevant agencies would have immediately grounded all of those planes globally, probably within 48 hours or less. But for ground vehicles it's apparently okay to not just downplay but actively ignore and deny clearly existing issues for the sake of ideology. Very frustrating.

Find the reason, correct the fault and increase safety . . . . but that's not happening.

What if it's a time bomb? How do you stop time exactly, stopping winding up the watch?

​@@EllieMaes-Grandadyou cant find a fault in it. Some way some day , some higher current will make the chemical in battery go wild. Either it broke down, or catch on fire

Agree 100%.

Yeah, we all thought smartphone battery fires would be bad 😢

Well the government soon put a stop to people enjoying that didn't they. Coming for your wood fires now aren't they?

I remember that slogan on Not the Nine O’Clock News - “Come home to a real fire, buy a cottage in Wales”!

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Security systems backup video online nowadays but sharing this video is not allowed.

Its crazy how much you need to own an EV. I will it is like owning a large aquarium. It looks pretty but you have to put in so much extra work and waste so much water. You have to worry about it breaking and leaking water everywhere. If you don't dispose of stuff properly for it you can cause an environmental problem. That is what EV's are, aquariums.

Maybe you can park on top of an aquarium. If the batteries ignite then it melts through the acrylic and sinks into the aquarium

Still won't put out an EV fire.

😅😅😅 chinese have funny sayings

You know it's bad when even the Chinese are massively exposing the lunacy surrounding EVs. Channels like China Insights and China Observer post such stories on a regular basis.

not even funny. Firefighters won't even try a rescue if you are trapped.

​@@markbernier8434What are they supposed to do?

​@@markbernier8434yes , I was watching serpentza channel about the Huawei Ev fires in China, not good .

answer is lots. Mostly electrical wiring issues. Deal with them all the time. In fact i see more new car fires than older car fires. Technology adds more risk to everything.

Yeah, and he was cooking bats! True story! Source: CCP, trust us 😂

in all the fires I have had in a car over 40 years, I have used one extinguisher and have never lost a vehicle.

@@geoffgunn9673 then you need to work for a fire brigade. If you catch a fire early enough, then yeah you have a high chance to put it out. Once it takes hold, then don't even bother using your extinguisher as you'll just waste your time.

A very interesting fact and a look into the future which the EV evangelist will never take onboard.

You're wrong. If everyone buys an EV there will be significantly less fires. Believe it or not. It will hapen this way. Someone's EV car starts the fire in a car park. The whole car park got burned with all EVs inside and we have burned thousands of cars with a single fire. So the statistics will be nice not many fires )) It will be even nicer than statistics with ICEs

You're wrong! If everyone will be using EVs there will be significantly less fires. Believe it or not. But this will be like this. In a car park some EV starts fire and the whole car park got burned with thousands of cars. The stats for fires I mean the number of fires not the number of burned cars will be less then the ICE fires. The EV fan boys will continue to say EV do less fires.

Very interesting , indeed. Unfortunately, @thehairygolfer dropped a zero and is treating mathematics like Trump does his golf scorecard. NOT a good look, is it?

Yep totally agree, It's so worrying just waiting for a fire to start in an underground car park and setting alight a hole apartment block, and killing people, it's not a case of if, but when

Shocking Outcome.

@@user-fb7qu8lu7s Extremely 🤣

@Benzley722 What will we do when no one will work as a fire fighter because all the ones we had died from complications of breathing in the fumes from EV fires? Maybe we can use EV robots.

that, no... no shock; because the car electrics are not grounded; that only happens in Houses, because the grid has 1 wire earthed, presumably to KILL people, who stand ,,,stand..where..?... on the GROUND, where else? so, WHEN you touch the other wire... you are a gonner.... i searched and could not find another reason, but i know there is one.... or two.. me good parrot, but dumber than door knob

if you are touching the water and if it is a continuous, unbroken stream. Any hose you use will have the water separating into particles once it leaves the nozzle and therefore does not transfer electricity to the user. Toaster in a bathtub, sure, but not a hose. I have accidently hosed an illegal shed electrical box (240V main power) during a fire and the box zapped and carried on but it did not electrocute us.

Some large aircraft use aluminum in power wiring, but only in large power cables and bus bars. This is done to save weight, and proper termination is essential. They don't have a problem.

Would that be a soy aloy?

Planes aren’t run by batteries 🤷🏼

Don't forget that BYD only started by copying other company's car, mainly Toyota. They get away with it because it's not illegal in China. Technically it is, but the Chinese government turns a blind eye because they know it's bringing more and more revenue in. They started as a battery manufacturer with an appalling reputation for their batteries catching fire.

True but they deal with decent power outputs from apus

That has similar standards of living to Missouri. This used to be a nice place. Then folks like you who claim to be Christian and live like Satan ruined it. Lying about everything.

Stolen vehicles is the cause of most ice fires

Combustion fires due to collision is usually fluids onto hot engine or components. A hose line rupturing or disconnecting and spraying in the engine bay while driving or an electrical fault is also common. EV fire in collision due to the battery rupturing is extremely rare as the batteries are extremely well protected and it would take a massive hit. Any fire once it starts is an issue regardless of what type of car it is. If a fuel tank ruptures and fire or a spark comes into contact then the ground around the car catches fire, runs down drains, goes into the bush etc. Heck, pulling over onto dry grass in your combustion car car cause a fire simply due to a hot exhaust. Something an EV could never do. Fire is bad no matter how it starts

so do normal combustion engines

No, that's pure nonsense and fantasy.

@@mikebreen2890 You should try the news some time. Which bit of it is fantasy? Sounds like truth and nightmare to me. Got an EV have we? Feeling a bit p*ssed off are we?

The only car i can remember which had a name for setting itself on fire was the Hillman Imp - shoddy electrics. did you ever go to an Imp fire? I think reliant robins werent too clever either.

@@user-kh3nz9lb2k I didn't, never really saw them about in my time, just remember from my youth. Didn't realise they had that problem.

Look up StachD I think it is. He is training firefighters and has many videos on burning EV's and videos where they continue to burn under water.

20 years of firefighting (retired 4 weeks ago). Agree, most car fires were stolen vehicles/arson, then next would be poorly maintained or things like burst fluid lines on a hot engine. Next would be home battery chargers hooked up to the 12v in the garage overnight, then cars parking on the roadside in longish grass with a hot exhaust. Only been to a few fires caused by high impact collision, but again these are likely to have been fuel lines and hot engines being damaged at impact.

@@BreakingWildGaming Thanks for confirming that my memory isn't that bad after all👍🏻. PS. Welcome to the smilers club😁.

Lithium ion batteries don't use Lithium metal and there isn't any oxygen being used...

@@erictuffelmire6826 They do use a sheet of lithium metal. You really need to stop lying. Anyone can watch a video on youtube of the disassembly of a zero charge lithium ion battery and the long coiled sheet of the lithium and insulator. In one video the guy folded up the lithium sheet while he wore gloves and tossed it in water which caused it to ignite in an extremely violent manner. You just need to stop lying.

This

it causes permanent loss of lung capacity in varying amounts depending on exposure. in short, if a battery fire occurs, do your best to avoid the smoke/long breath before the smoke comes, or damp cloths for filtering at bare minimum if unavoidable. a plane is a very bad scenario for this to happen on, even with the filtration it will spread through the cabin.

Not an Elon fan , I don’t even like Tesla, but that’s a really dumb reason to get a divorce. Maybe go outside and touch grass. Stop believing right wing propagandists too.

Most Harleys have never been known for being hot performers obviously the electric Harley is the exception🎉😂

They wont, they don't deliver nearly enough volume of water in a given time, plus the nozzle heads are fixed and cannot always deliver water where its needed. A firefighter will tell you that all they can really do with EV fires is perform local cooling with water jets. The batteries literally have to burn themselves out whilst firefighters control direction of spread.

Also have to take into account now days most ICE vehicles are turbo charged which normally runs at around 800'C which isn't a problem until you have a fuel leak due to either age,poor maintenance or both.

@@Simonsstoned Have they updated the hubcaps that rub holes in the tires? Are all the recalled cybertrucks recalled for the sticking accelerator back in their Victims hands yet? Have the tezla owners who died using FSD come back to life yet?

@robertkubrick3738 As far as I know, an over the air update fixed the cybertruck finger issue. Most deaths by FSD have been the ICE vehicles. The tesla FSD has recorded that far more lives have been saved by FSD. Again, Google it. The Tesla manual for FSD still requires hands on the wheel ready to take over. The day when vehicles have no steering wheel is not here yet. Personally, I like driving my car or I would catch a taxi or bus.

@@Simonsstoned No ICE vehicles have FSD, they don't call it that, only tezzla does. OTA didn't fix the deadly jammed accelerator, did it? Cari-Krishna much?

There was a few recent ICE model cars with a redesigned power train. A huge number of them have been catching fire after parking. One of the big ocean car carrier fires was due to this.

@@bikingcat3283 that would be an electrical fault then! It doesn't relate to the categories as a whole, and when there's a big media story, the authorities have been known to lie to protect their cause.

​@@shaunpatrick8345 There was an SUV that if it was turned off when over heating the brake line could burst, squirting hot metal and igniting. I am not being adversarial at all. They know how to make a ICE car that is everything the consumer wants.

@Benzley722 There has been a few ocean liner fires and one was caused by an SUV that if turned off when over heating the brake line could burst, squirting hot metal and igniting. I am not being adversarial at all. They know how to make a ICE car that is everything the consumer wants.

@@bikingcat3283 well the Felicity Ace was sunk because of an EV fire, and problems with a few models do not translate into solid data that we can use to determine whether EVs are actually less likely to catch fire in the circumstances people are most concerned about.

.....but a pencil must be led🤪

You can lead a horse to drink but you can't make him water

Uneducated

diesel runaway is a thing though...

​@zarthemad8386 I had a Jetta years ago and it occurred to me. But, you still have time to get the fuck out of the car as it doesn't occur spontaneously.

There needs to be another heat source to make diesel fuel a problem, once you have vapor, then combustion is easy

@@zarthemad8386 So is EV runaway. Diesels have to be unmaintainted for a long time to run away. EVs are doing it brand new because the Chinese parts fail to full power.

No there are already thousands killed, many just got paid by Tesla before going to court.

give them a few years of use and that's all you will be able to charge them too

Doesn't matter. It's still volatile when it is set off. Once it starts to burn the charge % is irrelevant.

China calls it negligence and sabotage... CIA exit the chat !

Even a small scrape along the bottom is usually a total loss, no one will take responsibility, battery cases may be damaged and a fire may break out.

Biding your doom?😂

10 dealerships burnt down, & being a relatively new company, the odds don't look good. This must put the EV fire percentage above ICE.

Even worse!! Salt water is a catalyst. What about the fish?

@@scaryfakevirus Won't somebody think of the fish!!

@@scaryfakevirus Yes, never go near salty water with an EV. Salt and electricity have a scientific connection.

Excellent idea. Not only does parking in the ocean improve safety, but it's also good for the environment. The warm bubbling EVS would provide a wonderful habitat for exotic and rare underwater life, just like deep-sea volcanic-vents. We must get this organized! I'll do my part, which is to go and stand in the street blocking traffic, hoping that someone else will do the actual work.

No they continue to burn under water and release heavy toxins into the water. You would kill all life close by.

Time for that Hawaiian holiday 😊

The king has been in exile for some years now.

Correct. Many studies have shown a pro-rata difference of 30 times as many for ICE fires against BEV fires. Not just numbers but per million cars in each fleet. Of course an EV fire is harder to extinguish but in a car park sprinklers would prevent a spread to the entire area, even if they don't put the isolated fire out. And sprinklers would then enable fire fighters to deal with the original problem - whether ICE or EV.

​@@Hitstirrerthe problem is, most of electric car on the road are only 10 years old tops. Let us compare how many it is by year made? I think this is better representation

​@@HitstirrerDid you read the comment you replied "correct" to properly?😂

@@tommyking626 You make a good point. But there are other distortions to also consider. Most ICE car fires are actually electrical faults. And they can develop at any time in a cars life. Also, the early EV battery chemistry was much more prone to issues and they have more recently been addressed so that today you can hammer nails through some battery packs without causing a fire. Over time, EVs will become much less likely to have fires caused by the battery pack and instead just revert to the fires from arson, and 12v electrical problems. Some distortion also caused by some authorities counting all lithium battery fires in one category so that scooters, electric bikes, and even skateboards are classified in the same count. So that whilst you are right to question the age of vehicles it may well develop into even less EV fires as the aged , more prone fleet are scrapped. Whilst the ICE fleet ages at the same rate of fires that have always been recorded. So that the pro-rata % figures widen even more than presently seen.

@@robertgreen9614 Thank you. As you say, their comment was not 'correct'. But my other words made it clear that the fires stats are pro-rata and not pure numbers. Having re-read the confusing comment I can see how I misunderstood. I speed read the last sentence I think. The first part was correct. They just guessed the wrong result and made a false claim.

This argument is the one they are not answering They only use in 100.000 cars argument

@Benzley722 Do you have a data source for ICEV vs BEV fires controlled for age?

Your evidence of shoddy construction is?

@mikebreen2890 . What's your issue dude , I don't need to make anything up I did try and post links but youtube keeps deleting any comment with them for some reason Just search Tofu building construction. There are loads of videos. There are plenty of videos about the poor quality of their EVs as well . The videos feature Chinese people complaining, so it's not just western propaganda.

Being vaxed via the “jab”?

That’s very easy to explain: Sheeple logic. Prices don’t depreciate themselves. It needs an actual human to make the change, but if the “human” is a daft sheep, then that daft sheep just goes on believing EV as the best vehicle ever, while those of us with common sense knew the daft sheep’s beliefs are nothing more than fiction. 🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏 that’s why you don’t see your depreciation. Wait for that EV to torch your nearest used EV dealer, and maybe you can buy the ashes at 90% clearance price.

Look carefully - the data are only just emerging as more EVs come on to the s/h market.