Mazda Furai burn

The year is early 2008. The incredible Mazda Furai was designed, and the one and only prototype was shown at the North American International Auto Show. It was extremely ahead of its time. It was tested by Top Gear a few times, until that caused it's accident. Which is what happened right now in the summer of 2008. Top Gear was testing the car for a magazine, the Stig was driving. A blue flame came out of the exhaust and it tragically burned down the beautiful masterpiece. Stig survived, but the firefighters couldn't save the Furai. It's gone. Which is a shame, because it had a 20B 3-rotor Wankel rotary engine running on E100 ethanol, it had 450 HP and 9000 rpm, had a top speed of 180 mph, and it accelerated from 0-60 mph in under 4 seconds, and it weights 1488 lb. During the incident, there was: The Stig, Bill Thomas, the works driver (you can be him too), the support crew and photographers, and while they weren't there in real life, to make this Talkie more interesting, there was also Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond. You can be anyone from Mazda, engineer, designer, manager, or Bill Thomas, the works driver.