Home targeted by second firebombing in days destroying $300,000 luxury car

A suburban house has been targeted with a firebomb for the second time in a matter of days, ruining a $300,000 luxury car.

A police investigation has been launched after a second suspected firebombing at a suburban house in just a matter of days, ruining a luxury car.

Emergency services were called to the Barnards Ave house at Hurstville in Sydney’s south in the early hours of Tuesday morning following reports of a car fire.

Police found a white Mercedes convertible ablaze upon arrival, with six NSW Fire and Rescue crews called in to attend the fire.

The blaze took the crews 20 minutes to extinguish.

The $300,000 vehicle was completely destroyed, while the house suffered minor cosmetic damage to its outer walls and some windows blown out.

A Mercedes Benz was ruined when a house was firebombed. Photo by: NCA Newswire/ Gaye Gerard

The damage to the house following the blaze. Photo by: NCA Newswire/ Gaye Gerard

The blaze took the crews 20 minutes to extinguish. Photo by: NCA Newswire/ Gaye Gerard

Vehicles parked next to the Mercedes also received minor damage.

Two people who were home at the time of the fire were evacuated from the house for a time before being allowed to re-enter.

Friends have been seen entering the house Tuesday morning but the tenants have remained inside the home as police investigate.

The $300,000 car was ruined. Photo by: NCA Newswire/ Gaye Gerard

Cars parked next to the Mercedes were also damaged. Photo by: NCA Newswire/ Gaye Gerard

Neighbours were also evacuated from their homes until the fire was under control and there are no reports of any injuries.

The same Mercedes was reportedly set on fire at around 1am Friday, but self extinguished before any major damage occurred.

Police have set up a crime scene and have begun investigations with officers spotted removing several items of interest from the property early Tuesday morning.

Anyone who witnessed anything in the area or who has information on the fires are asked to alert Crime Stoppers.