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One of the best ways to prevent car fires is regular maintenance by a trained mechanic. However, if you find yourself in a situation where your fuel or oil levels drop suddenly, your car suddenly begins to overheat, or you smell any sort of burning materials, pull over to a safe spot as quickly as you can (make sure to use your signals). Turn off the engine, get everyone at least 100 feet away from the car, call 911, and don't go back for any reason. For these and other tips about car fires, check out the link below:
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