Pink Corsa crashes into black DBS in Swindon
Discussion
Alwin said:
I live not far from here and saw the aftermath of the accidentI understand from a local Facebook car group the the young lady driver of the car exited the garage and went around the roundabout to go back past the garage up to kings hill.
The story (I believe from the driver of the pink car who's a member of the group and was defending herself) is that she hit the curb on the exit of the roundabout and rather than hitting the brake, missed and stomped on the accelerater and headed across the road, up another sizeable curb, and than smack bang into the side if the gent filling his Aston
She, again I believe only from what I've read, is a fairly new driver
The guy with the Aston was very ok about it, although a little upset
Personally, I'd be in tears and hoping she's declared the wheels and paint on her policy as her insurance is going to try every move possible to wriggle out of a £100k written off DBS and whatever the garage pump damage, loss of business etc is
LordBretSinclair said:
graeme4130 said:
........ it had some shocking spacing and numbers to letters contraventions to make the word Ian
Glad you a said that as I thought the car belonged to someone I know but their plate is just 1 plus their initials (correctly spaced).Rubbish pic (almost) showing plate stolen from t'internet
Anyway, good news is that apparently no one was hurt
Edited by graeme4130 on Wednesday 13th March 19:23
She probably heard the DBS owner saying he needed some corsas to fit to his car...
Maybe she was just trying to help...
(In her stupid chavvy "princess on board" pink nail polished POS...)
Is it right to assume a write-off means that the owner will only get a payout of current market value despite the possibility he's financing a new one? Meaning he won't actually be able to buy another same age/spec with payout money, but still owe original finance amount?
Maybe she was just trying to help...
(In her stupid chavvy "princess on board" pink nail polished POS...)
Is it right to assume a write-off means that the owner will only get a payout of current market value despite the possibility he's financing a new one? Meaning he won't actually be able to buy another same age/spec with payout money, but still owe original finance amount?
stevewushu said:
Is it right to assume a write-off means that the owner will only get a payout of current market value despite the possibility he's financing a new one? Meaning he won't actually be able to buy another same age/spec with payout money, but still owe original finance amount?
Possibly. Get a look at the Glasses guide value of your car......mikey k said:
Alwin has "borrowed" the pics from a daily fail article for his blog
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2292590/As...
No, I didn't. I "borrowed" those pics directly from Twitter and created my blog post Tuesday evening (March 12).http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2292590/As...
The Daily Mail, and the rest of the internet, only picked this up the other morning, on Wednesday.
Alwin said:
mikey k said:
Alwin has "borrowed" the pics from a daily fail article for his blog
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2292590/As...
No, I didn't. I "borrowed" those pics directly from Twitter and created my blog post Tuesday evening (March 12).http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2292590/As...
The Daily Mail, and the rest of the internet, only picked this up the other morning, on Wednesday.
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