Fire investigators said the fire started in one vehicle then spread to several others.

It happened at It's All Good Auto Sales in South Memphis.

That's at the intersection of South Third and Peebles.That car had work done on its fuel pump earlier in the day Monday.

The fire started Monday night at around 9:30 p.m.

It spread from the car with the fuel pump problem to at least eight other cars.

Firefighters said the total estimate of damage is at about $26,000.

There is no indication of anything suspicious or malicious involved in this fire.

No one was hurt.

The so-called sequester could have a direct impact on airports and flights out of Memphis International.

Air traffic control towers could potentially be shut down in Millington , Jackson, Tennessee, Olive Branch and Tupelo, Mississippi.

Memphis International Airport Director Larry Cox says that the cuts could shut down two of the facility's three security checkpoints.

But Cox say an even bigger problem for you would begin with major airports, and trickle down to Memphis.

He said you should prepare to travel as if there were weather-related changes to your flight.

"So I'm not saying there won't be any impact but I'm saying what ever we have here would be minimal," said Cox.

FedEx said they are monitoring the situation, but it is too early to comment.

But, a spokesman for the shipping giant said they have plans in place for just about anything.

According to a survey of more than 1,000 travelers, American Airlines has the rudest personnel, followed by United Airlines and Delta Air Lines Inc.

The survey, conducted by website Airfarewatchdog.com, says Fort Worth, Texas-based American Airlines tops the list with 25 percent of fliers saying it has the rudest workers, reports The Los Angeles Times.

Twenty-one percent said United Airlines has the rudest personnel, while Delta was ranked rudest by 18 percent of survey respondents.