It was a Saturn

[kf4rca]

Glad this car wasn't mine!

[zeno]

Should have read the no smoking sign !

[kf4rca]

The car is still there, after 3 days. I suppose investigators are trying to figure it out. The store was back open for business in one day.
Did you see this:

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/saturn-...s-250000-cars/

[Electronic M]

I wonder if the driver or someone there died. Usually a junk car isn't left in such a situation, or a road isn't fully closed if there aren't fatalities.

[dishdude]

Originally Posted by kf4rca

The car is still there, after 3 days. I suppose investigators are trying to figure it out. The store was back open for business in one day.
Did you see this:

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/saturn-...s-250000-cars/

A recall from 21 years ago on a model that has nothing to do with the car pictured in the OP?

[kf4rca]

The vehicle is/was a Saturn Vue. Most likely similar engine layout.
The recall involves tightening a nut on a power steering hose that could leak and drip onto the exhaust manifold and start a fire.
There's a number of them on Copart.Com (auction site) but none of them say burn damage.

[dishdude]

Originally Posted by kf4rca

The vehicle is/was a Saturn Vue. Most likely similar engine layout.
The recall involves tightening a nut on a power steering hose that could leak and drip onto the exhaust manifold and start a fire.
There's a number of them on Copart.Com (auction site) but none of them say burn damage.

That's not a Vue. If anything, it's an Outlook.

[kf4rca]

OK. Hard to tell being all burned up.
I could tell it was a Saturn because one of the wheel cover inserts survived with the logo.
https://www.fox5atlanta.com/video/1471765
The recalls for the fire problem is for the Vue.