Firefighters were called into action earlier this week after a car caught fire in the North of the Island.
Crews from Ramsey went to the scene on Thursday (December 31) where the occupants of the vehicle were able to get out moments before the car became engulfed in flames.
Personnel wearing breathing apparatus were able to extinguish the fire and attend to the vehicle occupants who'd suffered minor burns.
The fire service says the exact cause of the blaze is currently unknown.
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