A confused man who thought he was time traveling smashed his car through two businesses, say police.

A Dodge Challenger plowed through two business in a Pensacola, Florida strip mall on Sunday morning, according to Pensacola News Journal.

The driver sped through the intersection of North Davis Highway and West Fairfield Drive at approximately 10:50am and careened through the front door of Advanced Tax Services.

The car then kept going, smashing through the wall and into the business next door, Pensacola Caskets.

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A white Dodge Challenger (above) ran through an intersection in Pensacola and then smashed into a strip mall

The driver of the car reportedly told cops he was 'trying to travel through time' when he rammed into the building

Death and taxes: The driver flew through the front doors of Advanced Tax Services (above) and then through the wall into another business, Pensacola Caskets

The owner of Advanced Tax Services (above) says he doesn't yet know how much the damage will cost

'It looked like a bomb went off,' Advanced Tax Services' general manager Emanuel Mores told WEAR.

Police said the unidentified driver told them he was 'trying to travel through time.'

Instead, he traveled through two present-time businesses, causing huge amounts of damage.

According to the Huffington Post, the 40-year-old man was from Nashville, and had his seat belt on during the crash, and was not injured.

'He stated that he was driving at high speeds on the interstate in an attempt to enter a time portal, and that he did not leave the time portal until the crash occurred,' according to a police report obtained by HuffPo.

The driver has reportedly been issued a citation for reckless driving and is also in the hospital being evaluated.

Mores said he was mad about the incident, but added it could have been worse.

'Eventually I was happy no one was hurt. You know, that was my biggest concern 'cause, you know, if anyone was hurt, anybody could have died or whatever,' he said.

Luckily, no one was inside of the two businesses when the 'time traveler' struck.

Owner Mores (above, left) boards up his tax business, Advanced Tax Services (right) - he will move his business next door in the same mall

Both businesses will move to offices that are nearby in the same strip mall. On Monday, both wrecked businesses were boarded up.

Ellison Bennett, the co-owner of Pensacola Caskets, located next door to Advance Tax Services, said he has not yet been able to enter his business.

But he too was happy that the incident wasn't worse.