G35S vs. SUV
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G35S vs. SUV
I could have taken them on the track. In demolition derby, not so much.
7:30 AM.
I'm in stop-n-go traffic. It's raining.
I am stopped.
Traffic starts moving
I go.
The dude behind me in the Mitsubishi Outlander goes.
Traffic stops.
I stop.
The dude behind me in the Mitsubishi Outlander keeps going.
He drove right up on my trunk basically. The last rear-ending was an Accord, bumper 2 bumper. This was bumper to trunk. Good thing I didn't get rear ended by something full-size. He didn't speak English so it was hard getting information out of him but I got enough for my insurance company (Nationwide) to track him and his tiny little insurance company down.
It's in the shop right now, looking at 2 weeks to get everything fixed. My headrest isn't right either, asked them to take a look at it. You push you head against the headrest and you can feel the metal brackets poke you in the back. I'm pretty sure it wasn't like that before. I also am getting a new tire out of it b/c the "shrapnel" which cut the inside of the tire.
Estimate is over $6000 so far.
7:30 AM.
I'm in stop-n-go traffic. It's raining.
I am stopped.
Traffic starts moving
I go.
The dude behind me in the Mitsubishi Outlander goes.
Traffic stops.
I stop.
The dude behind me in the Mitsubishi Outlander keeps going.
He drove right up on my trunk basically. The last rear-ending was an Accord, bumper 2 bumper. This was bumper to trunk. Good thing I didn't get rear ended by something full-size. He didn't speak English so it was hard getting information out of him but I got enough for my insurance company (Nationwide) to track him and his tiny little insurance company down.
It's in the shop right now, looking at 2 weeks to get everything fixed. My headrest isn't right either, asked them to take a look at it. You push you head against the headrest and you can feel the metal brackets poke you in the back. I'm pretty sure it wasn't like that before. I also am getting a new tire out of it b/c the "shrapnel" which cut the inside of the tire.
Estimate is over $6000 so far.
Last edited by thedriver; 11-04-2007 at 02:30 PM.
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Originally Posted by tg1234
Man sorry to hear that. I am affraid to drive soon. Our G got really good brakes others don't know about it.
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