Car Adapter-Freeze-Apple Logo

Well i get my shiny new Subaru impreza, and think "i need a car adapter for my mini" head over and buy one at the local apple store, plug my mini it, going good then it freezes with the screen lit up, starts to heat up, then baterys ran out. Try to attach to comp, and its not recognizing its there then it says "unrecognized usb device may have malfunctioned" So i press a bunch of buttons on the mini and all i can get is the apple logo. I tried resetting it, doing the hold center/menu then the full reset, hold play/pause. Nothing works, anyone know what’s wrong?!
Any help will be appreciated, thanks
Matthew

New to this, I made terrible grammar/spelling errors, cant fix them, plz ignore them

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