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McLaren 570S Worth ₦120M Burst Into Flames While Being Filled Up At Petrol Station
McLaren 570S sports car worth ₦120 Million burst into flames while being filled up at a petrol station.
The cause of the fire hasn’t been determined, but it’s likely fuel may have spilled into a hot compartment.
This accident comes a week after one was spotted cruising in a village in Kebbi State, Nigeria.



An orange McLaren 570S has burnt to a crisp in the United States after bursting into flames while the sports car was being filled up at a petrol station.
Luckily, no one was injured during the fire accident, as the driver and a passenger were lucky to escape unhurt on time. Pictures shared on the social media shows that the burnt-out 570S wasn’t save despite the fact that the firefighters managed to extinguish the blaze.



When viewed from the rear, the mid-engine British sports car looks unrecognizable as the whole engine bay – which houses a 592-hp 3.8-liter twin-turbo V8 – and the rear wheels were burnt down to a pile of ash.
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The cause of the fire hasn’t been determined, but since the fire started while the driver was filling up the car, it’s likely that fuel may have spilled into a hot compartment and sparked the fire.
This news comes few days after one McLaren 570S was seen cruising in a Northern village in Kebbi State.



The sighting of McLaren 570S worth nearly ₦120M has left many people wondering who could be behind the wheels.
The McLaren 570S supercar have the performance of a Formula 1 race car and the body of a fighter jet. Distinct features on the supercar includes its butterfly doors as well as its convex bodywork.
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