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Investigators looking for cause of fire at Sand City Tesla dealership

Investigators looking for cause of fire at Sand City Tesla dealership
IN SOLEDAD FELIX CORTEZ ACTION NEWS 8.. FIRE INVESTIGATORS ARE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT CAUSED A FIRE AT THE TESLA DEALERSHIP LAST NIGHT ON DEL MONTE BOULEVARD IN SAND CITY. SEASIDE FIRE SAYS IT STARTED IN THE STORAGE AREA NEXT TO THE BUILDING. IT TOOK OUT A PILE OF TIRES AND A COUPLE OF 55-GALLON DRUMS OF HYDRAULIC FLUID CAUSING SEVERAL EXPLOSIONS. THE FIRE SENT FLAMES 40 FEET IN THE AIR. IT HAPPENED AT 10 O'CLOCK WHEN THE DEALERSHIP WAS CLOSED. RIGHT NOW INVESTIGATORS ARE REVIEWING SURVEILLANCE VIDEO LOOKING FOR CLUE
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Investigators looking for cause of fire at Sand City Tesla dealership
Fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire at the Sand City Tesla dealership Thursday night off Del Monte Boulevard. The Seaside Fire Department says it started in the storage area next to the building. It took out a pile of tires and a couple of 55-gallon drums of hydraulic fluid and caused several explosions. The fire sent flames 40 feet in the air. It happened at 10 p.m. when the dealership was closed. Right now investigators are reviewing surveillance video looking for clues. See more coverage of top Central Coast stories here | Download our app | Download Very Local

Fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire at the Sand City Tesla dealership Thursday night off Del Monte Boulevard.

The Seaside Fire Department says it started in the storage area next to the building.

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It took out a pile of tires and a couple of 55-gallon drums of hydraulic fluid and caused several explosions.

The fire sent flames 40 feet in the air.

It happened at 10 p.m. when the dealership was closed.

Right now investigators are reviewing surveillance video looking for clues.

See more coverage of top Central Coast stories here | Download our app | Download Very Local