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: the contact stated while driving 15 mph, a small amount of black smoke emanated from under the hood, accompanied by the smell of gasoline coming through the air vents inside the cab. The contact exited the vehicle, and noticed that there were flames coming from under the engine compartment. A police and fire report were taken. The fire department was unable to determine the cause of the fire. There was damage to property inside the vehicle, and the vehicle itself was considered a total loss.
I was driving my vechicle at approximately 30 mph, when I noticed smoke coming out of the front vents. We got out and the vehicle soon became engulfed in flames.
Consumer was driving vehicle and stopped, turned off engine, and smoke smells began shortly after they opened the hood and fire was every where. Aaa towed vehicle to dealership. Dealers said not to touch vehicle until someone from from manufacturer will come out to look----allen gwynn Chevrolet--818-240-5720
- La Canada, CA, USA
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- Jonesboro, GA, USA