The smell of gasoline vapors after a failed start may mean you have flooded the engine. Wait a few minutes before trying again. Burning resin or an acrid chemical odor may signal overheated brakes or clutch. Check the parking brake. Allow the brakes to cool after repeated hard braking on mountain roads.
Light smoke coming from a wheel indicates a stuck brake.
The vehicle should be towed for repair. A sweet, steamy odor indicates a coolant leak. If the temperature gauge or warning light does not indicate over-heating, drive carefully to the nearest service station, keeping an eye on your gauges. If the odor is accompanied by a hot, metallic scent and steam from under the hood, your engine has overheated. Pull over immediately.