Car appreciation... the aesthetics, the engineering, etc

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Brommers in reply to @umop3pisdn

I guess for a certain percentage of 'not at fault' incidents, it was still avoidable if the not at fault party had been a 'safer'/more cautious/better driver? Therefore it's indicative of being at greater risk of causing a incident in the future...

Absolutely. Insurance companies do consider being part of a no-fault accident to be a risk factor and it will affect your premiums for future years.

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Haggis in reply to @Brommers

Know someone that hit a deer, not much you can do and had to claim for bodywork repairs, premiums have shot up.

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Aroogah in reply to @Haggis

Amazing that is not a write off. I've seen many deer + car collisions where the car is totalled. I've met ex-US Park Rangers who have seen moose collisions that write off large SUVs.
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Brommers in reply to @Haggis

I had a muntjack deer casually stroll out in front of me yesterday evening. Shopping ended up in the footwell, muntjack lived to play A10 chicken another day.

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