In which New York town did a meteorite puncture the roof of a car in 1967?

Peekskill

The documentation of meteorite strikes on inanimate objects provides context for how frequently debris lands, even if it misses humans. One notable documented instance occurred in 1967 when a meteorite famously punctured the roof of an automobile located in the town of Peekskill, New York. This event demonstrated that while direct human strikes are rare, meteorites frequently interact with man-made structures. Intriguingly, the Peekskill location gained further renown decades later when fragments from a different meteorite fall were recovered near that same site during the spectacular event involving the Peekskill Meteorite recovery in 1976, showing a localized pattern of terrestrial encounters.