Welcome to the forums.

I'm glad everything was OK and that you've got a new car as a result.

 

I'm glad you are OK, sorry about the car.

 

Thanks, will post car pix soon.



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Sorry to hear about your loss, glad to hear you're okay!

 

As the others have said sorry for the car but glad you and your young child are OK. I am sure that it is a testament to the fact that the gen 3/3.5 were built like a tank that you survived without injury.
Over the years several of my friends have lost their gen 3/3.5 to crashes and none of them were ever injured.
I have become a defensive driver as it seems a lot of drivers are not paying attention to what the hell they are doing behind the wheel.
W95c

 

Glad you're okay, sorry about your car.

 

deal went through the floor, dealer unethical. waiting for my cash down back and bank loan to be sent back..

 

yeah .freakin nightmare.They got the car, and my downpayment, and loan money. Can't do SH$% till I get that back. Been a week and getting nervous. Looking at private party, Craigs etc.
Matrix..? Got some kids coming and need a little more space although I love the corollas. Commute 60 a day so mileage priority too.

 

...But... dealers are the most honest people on the planet...

But sorry to hear it fell through. Good luck somewhere else!

 

Glad you and your child are ok. I was also in an accident recently in my Gen 4.5 camry. Lucky I made it out alive. The cabin held up really well despite the outside being destroyed. This is a very tough vehicle, that is for sure. (see R.I.P. 2001 camry thread)

 

Glad to hear you and your kid is okay.

 

Insurance companies usually screw the victim, especially with high mileage... 220,000 miles didn't count to bad count as high mileage,, ours with 400,000 miles definitely got us screwed...
doesn't matter if your a victim or not insurance companies get away with screwing people.. payments now,,, still doesn't seem right... but as long as you are happy...

 

Hey you can't just automatically assume the driver was on their cellphone. Maybe she was actually being honest. Glad everyone's alright though.