wtf man..

[Cabbs]

It seems like everyone is getting hit. I got rear-ended it my Neon driving with my parents before I even had my license because the guy wasn't paying attention that I stopped at a red light. But the guy was real nice about it and gave us a check for $500 for damage repairs, which only resulted it a very slightly cracked bumper and a couple of scratches.

My friend got rear-ended the other day, and he hasn't even had his car for a month.

Someone on 2gn.org got rear-ended with a huge dent in her bumper.

That sucks man, she has no reason to not pay for damages when it is completely her fault.

 

[borat_sagdiyev]

I think we're going to just let it go..Its going to cost me like 100 to get it fixed, if that..Oh well, I guess shes lucky..Got my tints yesterday, 20% all around, hope I don't get a ticket ahah..I'll post pics soon.

why would you get a ticket?

 

[Rudster8161]

because you can only have a certain % of tint on a car

 

[D-Lew]

I'm lucky, not a serious thing happened to my car in 2 years, except a drunk frat boy opening his truck door into mine and leaving a quarter sized dent right on one of the main lines of the car.

 

[dude_se]

some dude skidded (because of the bad rain lately) into my sisters boyfriends car a few days ago. quite a bit of damage at the front, no one is hurt. luckily the guy is taking responsibility. still going to be a pain in the ass for the both of them to get sorted. insurance is just a p*ss take, especially with all these floods everyone is claiming and not receiving

 

[Celegorm]

Two words man, sue her. It's her fault, no reason you should have to pay a penny.

 

[Rudster8161]

Two words man, sue her. It's her fault, no reason you should have to pay a penny.

it would cost more money to sue her than it would to just get the car fixed

 

[joxley1990]

Huh, she did it, you claim on her insurance for it, no need for your's to find out.

 

[TRDCorolla1]

If it was a bumper damage, I estimate it would cost "roughly" $500 more or less to have it replaced. That was before when I had my Nissan Altima though. New ones may cost even more.

What kind of damage was it again? Don't get a cheap job done on it. The car's brand new and I would plan on keeping it for a long time, which means that the work has to be done properly (replacing the part instead of popping the dent out and such).

 

[Celegorm]

it would cost more money to sue her than it would to just get the car fixed

True, I just noticed now that is was about $100 in damages