Re: The Auto Industy's 2nd Biggest Fear

In article <619l2iF1tr5fsU1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 PerfectReign <theperfectreign@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> No, but it certainly helps out in tipping the scales in my favor. Kind
of
> reminds me when I got rear-ended by an Accord once in an older pickup.
> 
> The Accord had a horrendous scratch all up the hood and the poor
person's
> airbags went off.
> 
> My fender got a mild scratch.  

I've seen it go the other way.
Last month my neighbors Chev pickup 4x4 was parked in front of my house 
on a snowy evening.
A Camry slipped into him on the curve at a low speed. The Camry hit the 
rear bumper left corner, went under it and hit the Chevs left rear tire.
This drove the Chev right front wheel up on the curb.
The Camry was slightly damaged on the right fender top, but it drove 
away.
The Chev had to be towed away. Broken rear axle and serious damage to 
the rear end that took 3 weeks to repair.