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A driver who nearly was crushed after a giant boulder fell on his car in Malibu, California says he feels lucky to be alive after the scary incident. 

Mauricio Henao's Honda was parked along a hillside in the 20000 block of Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu Tuesday when the inclement weather triggered a four-foot boulder to slide down the mountain and fall onto his car. 

Henao said he was sitting in his driver's seat just moments before the boulders fell when a phone call came in, requiring him to head into his home. 

Inside, he said he 'just heard loud crashes,'  before he ran out and saw his car crushed.

The dangerous rockslide comes after massive storms hit Southern California, causing massive flooding and road hazards. 

The boulder slid down off the hillside onto the man's sedan just above the windshield, completely smashing in the car's interior. 

'The rock is the size of the whole hood,' Henao said in an interview with KTLA.  'The windshields are all broken and the frame of the car is just all twisted.'

The vehicle owner said he was sitting inside his parked vehicle and preparing to drive away when the hillside began sliding. 

He said the phone call came at the best time possible and may have saved his life.

'My girlfriend called me and said, "Hey, can you get my bag that I left there" so I went back inside and I heard rumbling outside,' Henao told ABC 7. 

When he came back outside, he found the devastation he had just narrowly avoided.

The debris, which included mud, rocks, and boulders, spread across four lanes of traffic on the infamous roadway.