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Tesla Supercharger At Parsippany Wawa Goes Up In Flames Tesla Supercharger At Parsippany Wawa Goes Up In Flames
Tesla Supercharger At Parsippany Wawa Goes Up In Flames A Tesla Supercharger station that caught fire caused a smokey scene at the Parsippany Wawa. A neighbor across from the New Road gas station called the local fire department and store employees after noticing the flames Sunday, CNBC reports. Parsippany-Troy Hills Fire Department District 5 worker Matthew Palmeiri told Automotive News that the JCP&L was having a problem with a transformer next to the Supercharger, which is what sparked the fire -- not the Supercharger itself. Tesla was having an issue with its cabinet when the station went up in flames Sunday, a Wawa spokesperson told CN…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Retired NY Giant Stars In Auto Business Together Sued Over Missing Vehicles, Sketchy Sales Retired NY Giant Stars In Auto Business Together Sued Over Missing Vehicles, Sketchy Sales
Retired NY Giant Stars In Auto Business Together Sued Over Missing Vehicles, Sketchy Sales A national car dealership group that includes former New York Giants linebackers Jessie Armstead and Antonio Pearce is a "house of cards" that sold more than $10.5 million worth of vehicle without paying the financers and can't account for nearly 100 others, a lawsuit filed by Hyundai and Nissan charges. Armstead, Pearce and retail veteran Michael Saporito own several dealerships in New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania, including Englewood Cliffs Cadillac on Sylvan Avenue. The lawsuit calls the group insolvent and accuses it of defaulting on loan agreements, Automotive News repor…

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by Cecilia Levine