Two cars have been destroyed after a 'suspicious' fire in Melbourne's inner north-west early this morning. 9News
believe a grey Holden Cruz sedan was driving along Young Street in Moonee Ponds when it stopped outside a business about 5.15am.
A fire quickly started inside the vehicle, which spread to a shop and another parked car, police said.Arson Squad detectives are investigating into the exact cause of the fire and it's being treated as suspicious.The fire damaged the front of the store, but no one was inside at the time.Arson Squad detectives are investigating into the exact cause of the fire and it's being treated as suspicious.
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