Ok so we are now thinking of going to insurance, and i have pics of the only "damage" to my car.


do u think it is in my best interest to win this to go to insurance? Should i try and fix that before having my car looked at for the damage?

 

No, leave that how it is... all that has happened is your 5 mile per hour bumpers have done their job, and popped off their clips.

Which sorta proves... that you were goiing around 5 mph... and that she was clearly following to closely, or even rear ended the truck first, and you were clearly following to closely/not paying attention as well... but yeah, I'd say her front end is her fault. No way you hit her that hard.

 

Take a billion pics of how your car is now. She's obviously full of ****. No way you hit her hard enough to move her into the car in front of her.

 

This sucks that there have been several accidents this week.

 

yea it does. It has just been a very rough couple weeks and even this is prolly the worst year of my life!

 

Your car can be fixed for like 10 bucks... so don't worry about that. Her rear end, well, gotta pay the piper on that one.

 

haha i just got my car back acouple of weeks ago. 4k damage. this old man hit me from the front left( fender ) and he hit me soooo hard tha tmy frame rails bent. SUCKED> :x

 

Do u think if insurance is called in that i will be found at fault or do u think they will split it since neither can be proved?

 

how does it look in mine?

 

I'm not sure he would have suffered brake fade after just 200ft. Have you checked brake fluid? Normally brake fade is down to the fluid boiling over, and all the air in the fluid making brakes feel squishy. It could be that. They normally have to get pretty friggin hot to fade like that.