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Originally Posted by Noah930
In all fairness, I've seen that happen with an internal combustion Civic on the back of a flatbed.
Morning I-5 traffic slowed to a stop-and-go crawl even though it was 6:30 am. This was close to Hugh's old house in Santa Clarita. Pulled off on the side of the highway at a gore point was a flatbed with a burning Civic (non-hybrid) in the back. As we got closer, the Civic exploded. I remember seeing the flash on the underside of an overpass nearby. That was pretty exciting.
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I've seen/watched a at least 5-10 car fires over the years and I've only ever seen one that included an explosion. That one wasn't nearly as exciting as they are in the movies, but I was still glad to be watching from a distance.
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