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Engine Caught Fire on The Highway. 2 Lanes of The Autobahn Were Forced to Close...

Engine caught fire on the highway. 2 lanes of the Autobahn were forced to close.

Porsche 911 Turbo. Happened in Allersberg, Germany.

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