Ok I will scan my mustang mishap from back in highschool but anyone got an car~nage stories or pics they want to share.

the only car that I have ever honestly wrecked through a mishap/miscalculation/misjudgement was my mom's 84 Mercury Cougar. I biffed it off of a nasty snowbank in Lewis NY and took the nose right off of it.

I've wrecked 3 cars by hitting them, but my vehicle was unscathed.

#1 - 1980's Honda Civic Wagon: Smacked it in the left rear quarter panel, civic spun around, broke rear axle on the curb, total write off.

#2 - 90's Acura: Skidded in ice, rear bumper end hit right front quarter panel, broke the axle, he got it fixed though.

#3 - 00's Civic: Smacked into the side of me (after hitting the front of that same acura) hit hard metal part of my step bar, puncturing Rad, and generaly fucking up the entire front bumper/hood/quarter panels - $11,000 in damage

All three of these were in the same jeep, i have a dent under my door (which i call my civic mark), that would cost $300 to fix (but i'm lazy) and other than that, there is no damage to my jeep.

I just remembered, my jeep was parked on a hill, and the parking brake disengaged, rolled backwords and smacked into a house hard. theres a permanent dent on the back door (leaks like a mofo in the rain) you can still see the circle tire mark on the house 8 years later

I did the luge in an '84 Rabbit diesel... came over a hill in a snowstorm, there was a lady parked in the middle of the road staring into space. I swerved, slid, and went into the ditch, stomped on the brakes only to blow every brake line on the car, and slid through the ditch for like 200 feet... the ditch got progessively deeper as I went along, and I was about 10 feet lower than the road when the car finally stopped. The lady from the middle of the road just drove off.

I showed up about an hour and a half late for work, with a pretty good collection of vegetation hanging out of the grille of the Rabbit.