Eighth car destroyed by fire on the Border in 13 days as Holden gutted

Firefighters were called to Kiewa Street in South Albury about 6.40pm on Thursday, January 18, after receiving multiple triple zero calls.

The burning silver Holden was gutted by the flames.

The incident followed a blaze at Diamond Park on the Lincoln Causeway about 2.30am on Thursday.

During that incident, a dumped Toyota HiLux utility was set alight and gutted.

The vehicle, which was burnt near Wodonga Creek, had been stolen in Albury a short time earlier.

Rural Fire Service members also extinguished two burning vehicles on Waterview Road at Splitters Creek about 5.20am on Thursday.

Both were destroyed.

In recent days and weeks, police have attended car fires near the Albury Monument, at Heathwood Avenue in Lavington, and in the driveway of a Lowerson Way home at Whitebox Rise.

Those three fires occurred on January 8 and 9, and followed a car fire on Prune Street on January 6.

Albury and Wodonga police are investigating all of the fires.

Fire and Rescue NSW Superintendent Stewart Alexander urged members of the public to always call triple zero after spotting such incidents.

"I'd say to anybody who sees a car alight, do not approach it," he said.

"Call triple zero immediately - it's very important it's done straight away.

"Even if you think someone's rung triple zero, make the call anyway and the appropriate fire service will respond."

Anyone with information can call Albury police on (02) 6023 9299, Wodonga police on (02) 6049 2600, or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.