Another Xantia bites the dust
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Another Xantia bites the dust
This is my wifes poor Xantia, both her and my son were very very lucky to be unhurt in the crash thank god. Some little git in a Berlingo pulled out infront of her. He had no licience and no insurance GGGGGrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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Shame about the car, but it looks to have done an excellent job at absorbing the impact with no deformation of the cabin and of course, the airbag has gone off. At least the occupants were unhurt and thats the main thing, cars can be replaced, people cannot.
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So glad they're both ok!
The police had better throw the book at him!
So glad they're both ok!
The police had better throw the book at him!
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What a (-expletive removed-)!!! I hate idiots who drive without a license and insurance I hope he gets a massive fine and gets put away for a long time. I hope the guy has to pay your wife and son comp straight out of his own pocket!
Sorry to hear about the incident Owen I hope your wife and son are ok
Sorry to hear about the incident Owen I hope your wife and son are ok
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Wow! Glad to hear occupants were not seriously hurt, but DEFEANTLY play on Whip lash!!
Thats impressive that the doors still opened!! Seen bigger cars crumple worse then that and doors not openable!!
Paul
Thats impressive that the doors still opened!! Seen bigger cars crumple worse then that and doors not openable!!
Paul
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Sorry to hear of the accident - main thing is that family OK. Hope there are no lasting ill effects (as MyGlaren says, whiplash can take a while to show itself). Hope the B*****d gets his deserts.
Good to see how well the xantia protected the occupants. The bigger the car, the more metal, and the further away the other vehicle is when it first hits the bodywork.
Good to see how well the xantia protected the occupants. The bigger the car, the more metal, and the further away the other vehicle is when it first hits the bodywork.
Martin
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Another Xantia bites the dust
Hi,
Hells Bells- that is a bad one. Glad to know your wife and son are ok.
Sadly, with all the compensation culture around , higher insurance costs mean more idiots are going to drive without cover to save money.
Draconian penalties must be levied to stop the rot spreading- car crushed, permanent loss of licence, and a good spell in clink. Then tagged on release.
Your wife was attached to her car, as was my son. He had his car for 3 years, and likely would have kept it another 3. It did all he wanted,- now he has to get another car, inheriting possible problems and unwanted expense.
Greg
Hells Bells- that is a bad one. Glad to know your wife and son are ok.
Sadly, with all the compensation culture around , higher insurance costs mean more idiots are going to drive without cover to save money.
Draconian penalties must be levied to stop the rot spreading- car crushed, permanent loss of licence, and a good spell in clink. Then tagged on release.
Your wife was attached to her car, as was my son. He had his car for 3 years, and likely would have kept it another 3. It did all he wanted,- now he has to get another car, inheriting possible problems and unwanted expense.
Greg
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There's a type of person I run into from time to time, who is - bluntly - basically lawproof. You can whack them with all these penalties, yet soon as they're out on the streets again they could reoffend.
Oddly enough, not all are complete numpties; they just have some cognitive defect between what they do and what is the right thing to do by others... A couple of small strategic incisions might be one solution to spread of the problem, but that's likely to provoke community outrage!
Trooper - glad to see my guess on speed was close.
Oddly enough, not all are complete numpties; they just have some cognitive defect between what they do and what is the right thing to do by others... A couple of small strategic incisions might be one solution to spread of the problem, but that's likely to provoke community outrage!
Trooper - glad to see my guess on speed was close.