anyone watch current affair with repairs to front bumper crashes..
civic fd wins most expensive with 7grand
compared to astra 2 grand
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anyone watch current affair with repairs to front bumper crashes..
civic fd wins most expensive with 7grand
compared to astra 2 grand
so ? if you are in a bingle you should have insurance ~ which will be only your EXCESS payment and very similar regardless the car you drive :)
well what if you have only 3rd party?
anyways, it's not about insurance, his just pointing out the cost of it.
what parts where replaced though?
And I bet people will still have the train of through that, european cars would be more expensive to repair :p
well pretty much they just had a ramp and rolled all the cars on the market down it into a bumper...
they tested cars such as
mazda 3, ford focus, holden astra ect..
the civic came out about triple the price of everything else haha..
other cars hardly got a scratch and the civic smashed in all it headlights and front bumper...
o well i still love my civic
lol... thailand ftw?
i just saw that on channel 9 news. Thats scary.
I saw this story does this apply to like crashes or is it also saying if you need to do a regular service say at 100,000KM for example it will be very expensive?
I think the title should be "If you must crash, make sure your civic is in front".Quote:
Originally Posted by match
hahaha THATS MY CIVIC mingy!!!! I got hit 3 times from the back already...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mingy
1st one on a picnic trip (4 days after purchased!!!), hit by my friends corrola
2nd on the way to work by a 80ish magna (2 weeks after the 1st hit)
3rd when I parked near the office (went back after work and see two "big" scratches on the bumper)
T-T
1st two has been deal with comp insurance, the third one... I'll think about it later... T-T
surely this would have something to do with the way the car is designed to absorb the impact and dissipate the energy? or is it just badly made? I would love to upgrade the wifes car, but this would make me think, insurance or not