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<blockquote data-quote="Buffalohed" data-source="post: 2853884" data-attributes="member: 573552">That really sucks man.I have a few things to say, though.First, I can&#039;t believe parents actually buy their kids brand new cars like that.&nbsp; And like that kid here with his 4 BTLs and $15,000 of gear in his brand new Excursion or whatever.&nbsp; Unbelievable.Second, old people can&#039;t ****ing drive.&nbsp; Seriously, they are a danger to everyone else, not because they cause wrecks, but because they cause other people to get in wrecks.&nbsp; Still, if you were driving safely you should have stopped.&nbsp; Speeding into that intersection was stupid no matter what some old lady was doing.Third, how fast she was going really has nothing to do with who was at fault, unless she was speeding.&nbsp; If she didn&#039;t stop at all then you are equally at fault.&nbsp; Also, if you were going fast enough, she wouldn&#039;t have needed to be going very fast to make you spin out.&nbsp; The sheer forces on your axle from spinning likely caused the break more than the lateral impact of her car.Good luck with the insurance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buffalohed, post: 2853884, member: 573552"] That really sucks man. I have a few things to say, though. First, I can't believe parents actually buy their kids brand new cars like that. And like that kid here with his 4 BTLs and $15,000 of gear in his brand new Excursion or whatever. Unbelievable. Second, old people can't ****ing drive. Seriously, they are a danger to everyone else, not because they cause wrecks, but because they cause other people to get in wrecks. Still, if you were driving safely you should have stopped. Speeding into that intersection was stupid no matter what some old lady was doing. Third, how fast she was going really has nothing to do with who was at fault, unless she was speeding. If she didn't stop at all then you are equally at fault. Also, if you were going fast enough, she wouldn't have needed to be going very fast to make you spin out. The sheer forces on your axle from spinning likely caused the break more than the lateral impact of her car. Good luck with the insurance. [/QUOTE]

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