I was hit this past friday at lunch.

Was on the 404 southbound (6 lane highway) stopped just north of sheppard due to heavy traffic.... this chick in a mazda protege nailed me into a Mercedes ML500 pushing the front of my car under the rear of the ML500.

I was about half a car from the ML500 when i was completely stopped, then seen the mazda coming in my rearview. I looked at my escape options which = 0 so i just stood on the brake and waited for the WHAM.

Pay attention out there. This girl obviously wasn't paying attention because she hit me at about 20-30Kph (12-20mph)

I'm surprised at the little amount of damage visible for such a hard impact.

From behind you can't really tell anything at all. Her front license plate fit right into the recessed part of my rear place without even touching. The trim piece on her front bumper and the mid section of my rear bumper took all of the impact. So it was a bumper to bumper hit.



You can see here that the emblem is all scratched up and it's very loose. So is the front bumper, and it's pushed down further than the edge of the hood.



Then from this angle you can see that the hood is dented (front edge is curled up like a duck bill ). Not too bad but beyond repair I'd say.



And lastly this shot. Take a look along the edge of the hood and you can see its rippled. There's no way they'll be able to fix that back to normal.


Hopefully there's no damage underneith at all. This car is solid. I can attest to that much

 

wow, you drive yours through the snow
Clean that thing !

 

Jasonoff, how can you leave your s2000 in that condition?!!!

 

I know it's an eyesore.... However it would look just like that agin in 10 min anyhow

Still looks better than other dirty cars on the road Even the clean ones

 

I've seen some pretty nasty pic's of xvipers car in the winter time that make that look like it's just been detailed.

 

I used to live in OH and MI. I sure don't miss the salt! Practically like pouring acid on your car...

 

I resemble that remark!