Flames spewed from a car on the FDR Drive early Monday morning, treating rubberneckers in East Harlem to a scene worthy of a Hollywood film set.

The driver of the vehicle, which appeared to be a Chrysler 300C, managed to get away safely, according to FDNY officials.

Fire crews got a call about the blaze at East 105th Street at about 6 a.m., officials said.

They were able to get it under control an hour later.

Video posted on Twitter by a motorist showed cars passing by the fiery scene while the vehicle burned rapidly near a tree on the northbound side of the highway.

“Stay away,” the driver tweeted.

NYPD officials said the incident caused delays in both directions, but traffic was back to normal by 7:05 a.m.

The cause of the blaze was not immediately clear.

It’s also unclear if the driver was still at the scene when first responders arrived.

The fire marshal was investigating.