The front driver side puck on my bumper is spinning so not sure if there could be any damage to cameras here?
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First accident. Luckily a fender bender but worried about damage now.
- Thread starter Atreyu
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Its totaled.
jk
Probably like 4k worth in damage/labor. There are no cameras on the bumper, just sensors.
Cameras are on the top/center of windshield, front fenders, middle door pillars and rear plate.
That person didnt see you creeping out to make a left turn or did they do that on purpose (insurance fraud)?
jk
Probably like 4k worth in damage/labor. There are no cameras on the bumper, just sensors.
Cameras are on the top/center of windshield, front fenders, middle door pillars and rear plate.
That person didnt see you creeping out to make a left turn or did they do that on purpose (insurance fraud)?
I was texting? I had just pulled out from a parking spot with kiddo in the back. Definitely not texting.
They were going to a concert. May have been inebriated.
Driver and her bf were adamant it was my fault and they had the right of way. While stopped. At a red light…
My insurance says she’s 100% at fault. Hers says I’m 100% at fault because any turning vehicle takes the risk when entering an intersection.
Took my car to an auto body place and they said I’d need a new bumper because the bracket that holds the lower front driver light is broken…$2500 repair…
Took my car to an auto body place and they said I’d need a new bumper because the bracket that holds the lower front driver light is broken…$2500 repair…
lexapro
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$2500 just for the front bumper? Is your local Tesla Service Center not doing bumpers now? Should be $950 for the part and $150ish for the labor.
Their insurance is nuts. There is no law that says the "turning" vehicle is more responsible for safe passage through an intersection than a non-turning one.
Both of your vehicles are in the intersection, neither are speeding or being reckless, yours is in front, when the collision occurs; you have right of way. The video clearly shows you moving at a slow steady pace, while the other vehicle lurches to close the gap to the car ahead.
Now that your insurance is involved, it's up to them to settle with the other insurance.
