Motoring

can this be true?

i knocked a car on its side at about 3 mph. theres was no visible damage. now the owner is saying i caused damage to the underneath of the car. is this possible? it sounds like they are having me on

run_rabbit55 Sat 10/05/08 14:13

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harley_Husky
Sat 10/05/08
15:55

Sounds unlikely if you only 'nudged' it...

If you have involved your insurance company, you must inform them of this latest allegation.

The other party is not your friend...!!

Regards.
Eddie

cazzz1975
Sat 10/05/08
15:58

you can ask for an engineers report, he will check whether any damage underneath is old or been caused by the knock.

david1702198
Sun 11/05/08
09:19

sounds like a load of s h i t e to me!!!

shylock73
Sun 11/05/08
16:30

Tell `em` to `go forth and propagate` or in other words,....................off ah, ah, I`ll get banned.

furrycheeky
Mon 12/05/08
12:10

At the speed you mention its tosh.

david1702198
Mon 12/05/08
12:47

at this speed you wouldnt even crack the paint on the bumper never mind damage anything behind or underneath!!tell the nob hes a chancer

chas2008
Tue 13/05/08
08:35

working in a bodyshop i can assure you its extremely rare to repair underneath/floors in accident conditions. Especially with such a light impact .Possibly sill repairs but any floor repairs are usually solved with a few taps of a hammer. Due to not being seen and covered in underseal no cosmetics / paint are required . One thing must be remebered though with the use of so many plastic bumpers sill covers etc. after impact they pop back into shape often hiding the damage to the panel behind.

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