The body of a 26-year-old woman who went missing more than four months ago turned up Wednesday in the trunk of an abandoned car in Queens, according to authorities.

Department of Sanitation workers made the grisly discovery after popping the trunk of a dark sedan with no plates that they were towing from 150-08 Lefferts Boulevard in South Ozone just before 10 a.m., according to police.

The tow truck driver was searching for a spare tire after the car stopped moving, officials said. 

Police sources said the body is that of Destini Smothers, a Troy woman who went missing on Nov. 3.

The mother of two young children was last seen late that night leaving Bowlero bowling alley in Woodside, where she attended a birthday party with her boyfriend, according to a missing person’s report.

Smothers had gotten into a “heated argument” with her boyfriend, who is the father of her kids, the report says.

She then got out of a black 2011 Toyota Camry Hybrid and started walking, leaving her phone behind, according to the report.

Her body was found 127 days later and 15 miles away in southern Queens.

Images from the scene on Wednesday show Smothers’ body in the trunk of a dark Toyota hybrid — wearing the same clothes from the night she went missing. 

Smothers was preliminarily identified after detectives found her driver’s license on her.  

Police sources told The Post the car belonged to Smothers’ boyfriend, and cops were looking to talk to him. 

Cops set up a crime scene after the body was found and moved the body to the city Medical Examiner’s Office, which will determine a cause of death.

There were no apparent signs of trauma, sources added. 

Police officials said they do not have any suspects and the investigation was ongoing.

Additional reporting by Paul Martinka and Joe Marino