Got squashed today...

[Capo79]

Here in aus just for being on the road we get a % of the blame, they also say that you should always have enough room between you and the car in front in case of such sercumstance, so if you dont get any cost good on you ( i know it wasnt your fault but our rules (stupid rules) would say you are part to blame)

Hehe... That remindes me of Thailand, and the rules of traffic there: If a tourist rents a bike or car and gets involved in an accident, the tourist will be blamed no matter what. And of course; The Thai's buy their licenses... All this is quite logical, right?

 

[dako81]

Glad to see you're alright.

What kind of car is that you have?

 

[Capo79]

Glad to see you're alright.

What kind of car is that you have?

Thanks:thumbup:

It's a 2005 Opel Astra 2.0 Turbo. 170 bhp. German car maker, owned by GM. In the UK it's known as Vauxhall, and Holden in Australia.

You don't get it in the US

Edit: Here it is a lot cleaner, and with it's 17" alloys (during summer):

 

[Philippe1985]

Thanks:thumbup:

It's a 2005 Opel Astra 2.0 Turbo. 170 bhp. German car maker, owned by GM. In the UK it's known as Vauxhall, and Holden in Australia.

You don't get it in the US

And I believe it is assembled here in Belgium.