[kellyhound]

Two people were burned to death and two were injured after an accident on Sunday in Brazil. According to the Federal Highway Police, the car lost control after passing a speed bump, hit the median, flipped over and caught fire. Two people, engulfed in flames, managed to escape the vehicle.

[DanteAntonelli]

Those who escaped the vehicle is very likely they died too, they burned for an eternity (From the victim's perspective and physical damage.)

[HYPRTCKR]

~ From the condition of the streets & the post rain, I would say it was a large pothole filled with water that caused this accident, because the left front car tire sinks down as it bottoms out into it.
Then the driver who was also somewhat speeding loses control.
~ Look at the what the rest of the side roads look like, and that's with water filling in the potholes, that'll give you a keen idea.

[HotPlate101]

It was almost a sweet drift onto that turn road. Thiiis close

[gimlet]

What car covers its occupants in burning fuel from a simple roll over? Guess you don't have to by rich to buy a Ferrari or Lambo to crash and burn to death in a simple wreck, explosive cars are available to rich and poor alike, like Coca Cola.

[foxfantastic]

Jeesh
Seeing those people running around while completely engulfed in flames is an eye opener indeed.

[soyadude]

Why didn't they use the fire extinguishers on the car after they put out the fires on the people who got out? There were at least 3?

[William May]

I was surprised to see that 2 out of 3 Brazilians carry fire extinguishers with them! Good show, mateys!

[William May]

Originally Posted by gimlet ↗

What car covers its occupants in burning fuel from a simple roll over? Guess you don't have to by rich to buy a Ferrari or Lambo to crash and burn to death in a simple wreck, explosive cars are available to rich and poor alike, like Coca Cola.

Cars produced in 3rd world countries are the same design as for the U.S. but the manufacturers cut costs by skipping all the reinforcements and features that cars produced in 1st world countries have. That's why you see foreign cars of the same brand as in the U.S. and Europe disintegrating into showers of parts, whereas you don't see that in the U.S. Like in the U.S. the fuel tank is a separate assembly, with plastic protectors on the sides. This car probably has the fuel tank lower side just welded right to the trunk floor, so the gasoline is just on the other side of the sheet metal. My 1988 Chevy Corsica is still in production in some countries, but I guarantee you I wouldn't ride in one there. I barely want to ride in mine here in the U.S.

[Steve]

Horrible way to die, oh well.