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- Thread starter Umbran
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When it comes to safety, I've owned 3 Volvos (a 240DL, S70, and S60) and never been let down. I don't own one presently, but that's only because none were available from my Mom's cousin (a used car salesman)- instead, he was able to hook me up with a used loaded 2008 Honda Accord with only 3000 miles on it for a stupidiculous price.
I was once a middle car in a multiple car hit & run chain reaction accident on I-35 in Dallas. As I was slowing down because of traffic, my S70 was hit from behind, knocked airborne (nose-up flying wheelie style), landed in a taxi's trunk, and accordioned.
In the car's cabin, however, the only visible damage was a rear seat speaker that popped out of its well, and my passenger and I walked away shocked but unscathed.
According to USAA, there were only a couple of other cars in its class on the market at the time that would have come through (my portion of) the accident I had with as little passenger injury- I recall one of the others was the Nissan Maxima.
I was once a middle car in a multiple car hit & run chain reaction accident on I-35 in Dallas. As I was slowing down because of traffic, my S70 was hit from behind, knocked airborne (nose-up flying wheelie style), landed in a taxi's trunk, and accordioned.
In the car's cabin, however, the only visible damage was a rear seat speaker that popped out of its well, and my passenger and I walked away shocked but unscathed.
According to USAA, there were only a couple of other cars in its class on the market at the time that would have come through (my portion of) the accident I had with as little passenger injury- I recall one of the others was the Nissan Maxima.
Thunderfoot
Hero
I saw an Audi take out a tractor trailer in Germany, while I was stationed there. 3 kms of truck debris and the Audi drove away from the scene.
Glad to hear the wife is o.k. Umbran. Having been in a serious accident that I walked away from (when it should have turned out otherwise) I know that right now she's going to be a little jumpy; be VERY good to her. (not like you wouldn't, but you know.)
Glad to hear the wife is o.k. Umbran. Having been in a serious accident that I walked away from (when it should have turned out otherwise) I know that right now she's going to be a little jumpy; be VERY good to her. (not like you wouldn't, but you know.)
Megaditto! Time to dust off your "Most Excellent Hubby in the World" costume.
After my aforementioned crash, I had night-terrors for a month.
I'm phobic about height, and my aforementioned accident occurred about a mile North of an interchange I was going to be using- you know, one of those super high-rise kind? Had that accident happened on that interchange...hence the nightmares.
After my aforementioned crash, I had night-terrors for a month.
I'm phobic about height, and my aforementioned accident occurred about a mile North of an interchange I was going to be using- you know, one of those super high-rise kind? Had that accident happened on that interchange...hence the nightmares.
She passed the sobriety test. So, not drunk, just clueless.
Thank you/
This one's going to be interesting. It seems that we have had a mix-up, such that the claim names the wrong person as the other driver. So now, there will be hoop jumping. *sigh*.
Varianor Abroad
Explorer
Glad your wife is okay. Sounds like an error at the traffic cop level. (Might have been a permissive user.) If you need any help navigating the insurance maze, I'm an adjuster. Happy to help if I can.
