Ouch!!!! Saw this on another board. Be careful....
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From: Boca, FL
jesus, that looks like a nasty crash
i hear ya, my mom freaks out when i drive in the rain, some of the time here in s.fl you can't even see when you're driving, pretty scary stuff. hope everyone involved in the crash are ok.
Originally Posted by Jtrain
My Mother (even tho im not living at home lol) Would so not let me drive this car if she saw these photos... I Think we all know (esp. us in south florida lately) that G35 Do not handle well in rain.
Originally Posted by G35_coupe_6MT
Hmm, I always thought of Full Coverage as being refered to coverage (total) for the car.
I don't know how Florida law is, but I suppose you cant be held responsible if someone does what I said in the story above.
As for the accident looking like its not the G's fault, my reason for that is that it seems one picukp hit the other which made it spin and it landed over the G.
I don't know how Florida law is, but I suppose you cant be held responsible if someone does what I said in the story above.
As for the accident looking like its not the G's fault, my reason for that is that it seems one picukp hit the other which made it spin and it landed over the G.
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From: Chico, CA
Originally Posted by 98intrigue
I don't know what the exact law is in Florida. But I was in an accident when I first turned 16. Driving home from school, a girl was ticketed for failing to yield the right of way (We were both stopped at stop signs. She didn't come to a complete stop. I had the right of way and starting to accelerate to turn. She t-boned me). The accident was her fault and she admitted it and was ticketed. The next year, my insurance went up $400. That is just my case. I don't know how different it would be if you are 25 years of age or older or whatever other circumstances are involved.
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Originally Posted by CKwik
Depends on state law, but it would be reasonable that an accident that is not your fault can not be charged against you. Insurance premiums are based on the level of risk you provide. In short the chances of you having a loss(in the case of collision and liability also the chance of you being at fault in one). In California, you are charged with the accident if you are 51% or more at fault and there are $750 in property damage or any injuries. Can't say how driving records are affected by accidents in other states.
As far as who is at fault in this one, those photos are not indicative of anything. It really only shows how the cars ended up. The real question is how they got there...
As far as who is at fault in this one, those photos are not indicative of anything. It really only shows how the cars ended up. The real question is how they got there...
like he said the law varies from state to state. In NY in a hit in run the State assumes responsibility and you are allowed to sue the state for damages etc.etc. it's been a while so it may have changed since 1987 lol
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From: Chicago Burbs
Originally Posted by WRAH
Mine handles great in the rain!!!
- Riff
P.S. Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3s are hands down the BEST rain tire out there.
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