Real friends dont let their friends drive a s2
11-01-2005, 11:15 PM
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you know, if this was some other forum, you'd already have a few people telling you you're a fool for letting your friend drive your car and you deserve it.
kudos for all the cool people here.
btw, sorry to hear about this unfortunate incident and I hope you get your car fixed real quick and in great condition.
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kudos for all the cool people here.
btw, sorry to hear about this unfortunate incident and I hope you get your car fixed real quick and in great condition.
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11-02-2005, 06:57 AM
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if i were you.....
might wanna check on the suspension... it's possible your shocks/lower control arm/knuckle might of bent.
when i ran over curb w/ my camry(back in the days) it twisted the chasis over the shock tower...
might wanna check on the suspension... it's possible your shocks/lower control arm/knuckle might of bent.
when i ran over curb w/ my camry(back in the days) it twisted the chasis over the shock tower...
11-02-2005, 07:14 AM
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you got pm..
my friend curb my volk rim when i first got them. i know it's his fault so he has to pay for it. but again, it was also my fault for letting him drive so i only make him pay half of the damages.
my friend curb my volk rim when i first got them. i know it's his fault so he has to pay for it. but again, it was also my fault for letting him drive so i only make him pay half of the damages.
11-02-2005, 10:04 AM
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That sucks. Luckily my friends who drove my car are either as good or better driver than I am. But seriously, it's still not a good idea to let someone you don't fully trust to drive your car by himself/herself.
11-02-2005, 03:43 PM
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I fully trusted my friend in driving my car. It's juss that sh1t happens and that day wasn't his day. Today i went to go get an estimate.... 7g's in damages. 
Looks like I'm without my s2 for about a month or so..
Looks like I'm without my s2 for about a month or so..
11-02-2005, 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Dst-s2,Nov 2 2005, 05:43 PM
I fully trusted my friend in driving my car. It's juss that sh1t happens and that day wasn't his day. Today i went to go get an estimate.... 7g's in damages. Looks like I'm without my s2 for about a month or so..
Looks like I'm without my s2 for about a month or so..
11-02-2005, 04:38 PM
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HOLD UP! I dont think your friends insurance will cover the damages at all. It will all go under your insuance. Unless I'm gravely mistaken, you're insuring a CAR, not a DRIVER... therefore, the insurance follows the CAR, not the driver.
If you're ins. company is cool, they will still not mark its as 'at fualt' and will not increase your premiums, but you should still be responsible for your deductible (which u should collect from your friend).
This talk about Farmers INS. calling YOUR ins. might just mean that farmers is filing the claim on your behalf, and Farmers will jack your freinds rates while your insuance pays for damages.
If you're ins. company is cool, they will still not mark its as 'at fualt' and will not increase your premiums, but you should still be responsible for your deductible (which u should collect from your friend).
This talk about Farmers INS. calling YOUR ins. might just mean that farmers is filing the claim on your behalf, and Farmers will jack your freinds rates while your insuance pays for damages.