>cruising down split 4 lane Avenue >Approaching turn >lifted broken truck flies up right side >tries to merge into my passenger front quarter >go as far to the edge of the road as I can >brake hard >DodgingTheRam.jpg >Turn out with dirt all over the street because construction in the middle of the turn >lose rear traction in dirt >hit gas to shift weight back to the rear >back end kicks out because Muh RWD >SICK DRIFTING >Run out of room because turn out gap ends >slam median curb with rear driver wheel >this kills the G37 >Ripped chunk out of rim and tire >shredded rear suspension >set off curtain driver airbags >damaged rear cross member >guy never made contact and fled the scene so """"my fault"""" >lady behind me saw it, still """"""my fault""""" >$8700 in parts and labor >lolno total that shit
Can anyone recommend decent hardwired dash Cam options?
Also general dash cam thread.
Levi Johnson
>my fault You didn't even scream and threaten to cancel coverage, did you. No? Try that next time.
Dominic Young
Unfortunately even a dashcam wouldnt save you here. In 99% of cases, no contact makes it your fault. Next time let them tap you before going tofu delivery.
Kayden Scott
No because I'm not a dick and I had no proof. It was still covered under collision and they are paying out 2k more than I paid for the car. I'm dropping them so fast after this claim is closed though.
Elijah Green
But it still IS YOUR FAULT
Carson Reyes
Literally shattered LCA and sheared off UCA
Caleb Cox
Im not really arguing that. The difference between my opinion and legal opinion is not up to me or up for debate.
Im dropping them because they are saying the fact my Mazda6 died in a flood less than a year ago, they may reevaluate my customer contract and no longer carry me which is bullshit.
Zachary Stewart
Not really. You are a high loss rate to them.
Michael Hall
Yeah I understand their reasoning because of frequency. But one was an act of nature and out of my control, so to me it's bullshit and as a customer I have no obligation to agree, so I'm taking my business elsewhere. Making the decision for them.
Nolan Carter
>I'm dropping them so fast after this claim is closed though.
That's the right thing to do if you suspect the insurance company might drop you. It is better for you to move to another company fast under your own power. If the insurance company drops you, that is now on your record that you were dropped as opposed to what normally happens as people change insurance company choices.
