2015 S Class Coupe After Being Hit at High Speed
My 2015 S Class Coupe after being hit at high speed by someone running a red light this past Tuesday. Repair estimate exceeds $36,000. Will require a month to complete the repair. I have a 2018 S Class Sedan on the way -- it's currently on a ship nearing Charleston, SC and should arrive early in June.
Last edited by WorldExplorer; May 13, 2018 at 02:50 AM. Reason: Pic too big
Your sedan must be on Grand Neptune which is the same ship that dropped mine at Brunswick yesterday.
And yes, my sedan is on the Grand Neptune. I watched the tracking as it approached Brunswick and spent about two days there. The ship then went to Charleston, SC -- apparently to pick up some Sprinters. It should be on its way to Long Beach, CA, shortly, where it will drop mine.
And yes, my sedan is on the Grand Neptune. I watched the tracking as it approached Brunswick and spent about two days there. The ship then went to Charleston, SC -- apparently to pick up some Sprinters. It should be on its way to Long Beach, CA, shortly, where it will drop mine.
Hopefully Grand Neptune picks up some speed and makes some time, it was delayed by 2 days getting to Brunswick. I am impatiently waiting for mine to be loaded on a truck and delivered to the dealership.
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This is the guy who ran the red light and hit me -- he must have become airborne because landed atop the traffic control box, about 3 feet in the air. I suspect it takes at least 75 mph to get that kind of trajectory -- and the box is about 30 yards or so away from the point of impact. I think he tried to cut in front of traffic that was stopped in addition to what appears to be a very high rate of speed.
This is the guy who ran the red light and hit me -- he must have become airborne because landed atop the traffic control box, about 3 feet in the air. I suspect it takes at least 75 mph to get that kind of trajectory -- and the box is about 30 yards or so away from the point of impact. I think he tried to cut in front of traffic that was stopped in addition to what appears to be a very high rate of speed.
Last edited by MBNUT1; May 14, 2018 at 09:49 PM.
Here's a pic of the other car that I snagged from video footage that was taken right after the accident.
Here's a pic of the other car that I snagged from video footage that was taken right after the accident.
Here's a pic of the other car that i snagged from video footage that was taken right after the accident.
Last edited by WorldExplorer; May 15, 2018 at 12:19 AM.
You probably have "gap insurance" to cover any gap between the current bluebook value of your vehicle vs. your lease residual. Anyone leasing should ensure you add gap insurance to your policy (it's a very inexpensive addendum). This is also why I now avoid "single-payment lease" to save money, because gap insurance does not apply in that scenario (for a gap between what your car is now worth vs. what you already paid to rent it).
You probably have "gap insurance" to cover any gap between the current bluebook value of your vehicle vs. your lease residual. Anyone leasing should ensure you add gap insurance to your policy (it's a very inexpensive addendum). This is also why I now avoid "single-payment lease" to save money, because gap insurance does not apply in that scenario (for a gap between what your car is now worth vs. what you already paid to rent it).







