Dam seattle weather, fukken ice all over the road. But this is what happen. Was driving behind a 92 honda accord sedan and we were going down a small hill so i can go home cuz i just got off of work, and then she hits ice and i realize she's trying to get over, and i was going too also but this dumb scion tc was next to me and so i couldn't. So i try to stop but i got onto the icy plane and then went straight into her. And the bad thing is my car is super damage and hers isn't. I'm just glad i have great full coverage insurance, my collision deductible is 500 bucks so not too bad.

My Car:







Her Car (just dam scratches):

 

damn dude sorry to hear/see that...i know how you feel, having to get the car fixed and all...with your deductible, your car will be back to normal in no time...thats the good news

 

Why don't you learn how to drive on ice if you live in Seattle?

 

this is record breaking ****. We don't get this kinda ice and no 3-4 inch snow and 20 degree weather all at once. We had a weather breaking year literally.

 

**** happens. I thought this kind of weather is normal for Seattle, though. Anyway, you now see the point of having ice driving skills even if this kind of weather does not happen too often, do you? Seattle is not Florida, you can't count on this not happening over there.

 

im real sorry this happened to you !!!!!

does this mean that accord are better than civics ? i wouldnt have chanced it i woulda took the bus. risk my car on ice and that much snow just to slide into someone or have them slide into me.

 

No, that means that because of the load transfer when braking, the car at the rear dives below the bumper of the car in front, and hits its bumper with radiator grill and headlights. My former wife had a similar accident with the same damage distribution.

 

ya that doesnt look to bad... get the check and buy the parts, have em painted and put em on yourself maybe even a few new custom parts.... new headlights, grill...ect
i always HOPED someone would pull out infront of me wiht my truck cause then i coulda got a new caddy front end like i wanted.LOL

 

i've been driving for years and live in seattle my whole life, trust me i know how to drive in ice. this was unexpected and i couldn't stop nor turn out of it. NOthng could be done, and i wasn't gong fast at all and have car distance between myself and the next car, i think thats why it was so much damage, the car sped up going down the hill on that ice.

 

You obviously don't know or just forgot. Keep pumpering yourself. Next time you might as well kill somebody. Or yourself. And if you keep lying to yourself that you have ice/snow driving skills, next time will come pretty soon.