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A Dodge Challenger was struck down far before its time at the Brampton, Ontario factory—bursting into flames right in the final stages on the assembly line.
The fire was caused by a heat lamp that had ignited some paperwork that was attached to the car. Nobody was injured and no other cars were counted as casualties, as the sprinkler system quickly put it out. "Things happen from time to time," said Ardis Snow, CAW unit chairperson at the plant. "They need to determine if it was human error or product related."
The photos leaked onto the Moparts forum where some believe that this was a rare 392 SRT model, noting the wheels and the hood scoop. "Fires happen all the time in the automotive industry," said Snow. Clearly, the folks at Chrysler are adjusting well to the foibles of Italian ownership.
More: Dodge Challenger Catches Fire On Assembly Line on AutoGuide.com