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Damn.....Fire is so, so destructive.
 

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Damn...beat me to it. I saw it on the news this afternoon:


Your pic is much better though ;)

If you zoom in on the LiveLeak photo, the car appears to have a dent in the rear quarter panel, wonder what could have caused it, and how that car got to where it is?
 

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Dent appears to start in front of the rear wheel. Rear tire looks blown. Then damage to the rear corner.

It was probably involved in the initial collision and ran off the road. Stopping from highway speed in grass is probably how it ended up where it is.
 

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I hope they pop up on this board
 
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Dent appears to start in front of the rear wheel. Rear tire looks blown. Then damage to the rear corner.

It was probably involved in the initial collision and ran off the road. Stopping from highway speed in grass is probably how it ended up where it is.
You may be on to something, also looks like maybe the head curtain airbag went off.
 

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Damn.....Fire is so, so destructive.
Fire is not destructive. Fire is simply the result of over-accelerated oxidation, which is destructive. :cheers:
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