I got into a scratch match with another car. Rear bumper scratched up somewhat. Oddly enough, my car didn't get body damage; the other car was caved in it seems. American muscle body strength is what saved itself on that, I suppose.

That happened to my mom's car, too [not exactly an American muscle car, being a mini van, but it was considerably bigger than the other car so that could explain it]; someone slammed into our rear bumper fairly hard, leaving only two small scratches on our car but completely bending the hood of their car in.

Anyway, good luck to you in everything.

Fun thing about metal is that is very pliable at high speeds. Your mom's car sounds like it was either going slow or at a stop, and the car that hit it was moving. Physics and insurance policies say your mom's car wins this round.

Fun thing about metal is that is very pliable at high speeds. Your mom's car sounds like it was either going slow or at a stop, and the car that hit it was moving. Physics and insurance policies say your mom's car wins this round.

Indeed.