The 87-year-old actor did not require medical attention, according to TMZ.  Dick Van Dyke is as lucky as lucky can be.  The beloved TV icon and "Chim Chim Cher-ee" crooner narrowly escaped injury Monday when his white four-door Jaguar had engine trouble and became engulfed in flames on a Los Angeles highway.  "He's fine thank God!!" his wife Arlene Van Dyke, 41, said on Twitter as she linked to a video of his "melted car."  In the video posted on Vine, the 87-year-old actor is seen standing, talking and wearing an immaculate white polo shirt beside his thoroughly charred car shortly after the fire was extinguished.  RELATED: DICK VAN DYKE'S DENTAL IMPLANTS 'THE CAUSE OF MY HEAD POUNDING'  The wreckage, which had to be towed, looked like it sustained a bomb blast.  "It just started making a noise. I thought I had a flat at first, then it started smoking, then it burned to a crisp," the star of the 1960s hit "The Dick Van Dyke Show" later told TMZ.com in a video interview at the scene. "It was scary."  He said he was lucky that "a fireman, and a nurse and cop" happened to be passing by and stopped to help.  The first Good Samaritan on the scene thought the actor was hunched over the wheel and disoriented when he opened the door and helped him to safety, the man told TMZ.  RELATED: DICK VAN DYKE CANCELS APPEARANCE DUE TO NEUROLOGICAL DISORDER  "He thought I had fainted...He thought I was passed out, so he yanked me. Very exciting!" Van Dyke said with a laugh in the video interview.  "He was able-bodied at the scene. He was able to get out of the car himself," California Highway Patrol spokesman Leland Tang told The News.  Tang said the incident occurred shortly before 2 p.m. on the 101 freeway in Calabasas.  "Somebody's looking after me," Van Dyke said after the freaky fire.  Using mobile? Click here for video
"Mary Poppins" star Dick Van Dyke was saved from a potential fiery death on a Los Angeles Freeway by a Good Samaritan. The 87-year-old actor's Jaguar exploded in flames Monday afternoon, but he was pulled out by a passerby quicker that someone could say, "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious."