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Gutted
- Thread starter daveymacivor
- Start date
Its written off for sure but am still waiting for 'confirmation' from insurance. Theres a kink in the roof on the drivers side which you cant see on the photo so im assuming its twisted to f**k.
Golf R
gutted fella... car looks dead but at least you're ok... get a good payout and then buy something new and shiney again... hope it gets sorted quickly though
Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
not a pretty sightat least you're ok mate. cars can be replaced, no matter how much you liked it
rctempire
ClioSport Moderator
Not so good, glad your ok however. Cars dont matter, however people do.
Non RS : (
its a right off i think i can safly say
Thanks for the comments guys, appreciated. Facing a relatively hefty shortfall on this one though unfortunately, at least im still here to pay it tho!
Megane Trophy, Golf
Nooooo! and its not even winter. glad your ok mate. Are you gonna buy it back from insurance and break it for spares?
Your forgiven. Was only doing about 45mph tops believe it or not. Anyone who knows the A706 will agree its not the kind of road you can speed on.
Especially when its pissing rain!!
Mercedes AMG GLE 53
Ouch, as has been said glad your ok. Bending the roof is normal in an impact like that. You can see it if you enlarge the pic.
ouch that is a smash, just about post my crash from today nothing on yours though, glad everyone is ok...!
nothing on yours though, glad everyone is ok...!
Were there any warning signs for the diesel? If not:
Ask the council / police if a previous accident was recorded where you had yours, if there was the diesel could be a spillage from an earlier collision.
It is the councils duty to clean up or place warning signs for diesel on the road, if they failed to do this and were notified of an earlier crash then the blame is theirs and you could be compensated.
The only reason I mention this is because my sister worked in insurance and had a situation where a claim was put through to the council for their negligence in not cleaning up diesel after an accident.
Ask the council / police if a previous accident was recorded where you had yours, if there was the diesel could be a spillage from an earlier collision.
It is the councils duty to clean up or place warning signs for diesel on the road, if they failed to do this and were notified of an earlier crash then the blame is theirs and you could be compensated.
The only reason I mention this is because my sister worked in insurance and had a situation where a claim was put through to the council for their negligence in not cleaning up diesel after an accident.
