These images show the damage to a car after a gunman opened fire on a Salford street.
Photographs from the scene on Quay View show forensic teams examining a black Ford Galaxy.
Its back window had shattered.
Officers were seen scouring the street for clues following the incident on Tuesday night, in which the front door of a house was doused with an accelerant before being set alight.
Forensic teams were seen looking in and around the car.
GMP said there were reports of a gunman opening fire on a car at around 1.25am.
When officers arrived, they found a parked vehicle that had been damaged.
They then discovered a door had been torched.
The fire caused minimal damage to the house, police said.
Greater Manchester Police have launched an investigation.
No arrests have been made.
A property on the street was off by police in the wake of the incident.
Officers were seen standing guard outside on Tuesday morning. Police were also seen on nearby Howard Street.
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A spokesman for GMP said: "We were called at 1.25am. Police responded to reports of gun shots being heard.
"Officers arrived at the scene to find a vehicle appears to have been shot at.
"An investigation is ongoing.
"Further enquiries found an accelerant may have been used at the front door of a property. It was then ignited, causing minimal damage."
Any witnesses or anyone with further information can contact GMP on 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
