I got rear ended in my 93 Cadillac Deville. I looked under the car at the bumper absorbers and can see that they were pushed in and popped back out. I am trying to estimate the speed they would have had to hit me to push the bumper absorbers in.
The clear lenses next to the license plate were cracked and the silver rubber trim piece running the length bumper and the red lights were cracked in a few places. It also messed up the plastic tail light surround and chipped the paint up in various spots.
Anyone know about what speed they would have to go to push the bumper shocks in, and crack the light?
The clear lenses next to the license plate were cracked and the silver rubber trim piece running the length bumper and the red lights were cracked in a few places. It also messed up the plastic tail light surround and chipped the paint up in various spots.
Anyone know about what speed they would have to go to push the bumper shocks in, and crack the light?