Nice please stick around on CL

 

Bro please don't take my reply in any way was basing opinion off the pic and virtually the unknown we can't see under the hood..

Sorry if I may have came off defensive I'm nor and was not my intent bro .

 

You keep calling me bro... I'm a lady! Woman... Chick... Lol

 

Brittany, I agree with tecman, and that is probably the radiator and/or the tubing that got damaged causing the fluid leak. The question is was the engine still running and overheated, possibly incurring engine damage...

Another question is how smooth is opening the doors? Like before or it feels different (tighter)? If the same as before the accident chances are no structural damage here.

If both the above check out positively, damage would appear to be cosmetic but will still be pricey (hood, bumper, lights, radiator...)

 

Sooooo sorry lol lol.. But can you get more pics so we can really see. Like under the hood if possible or another pic of the sides. Looking at it the driver fender looks good so can be minor.. Can is the key word with fingers crossed.. :

 

Lol what?! Why would I think that. I don't think there was any animosity in either comment. I understand text connotation can be misread sometimes but I don't think that was ever the case. I was simply stating OP was a lady

 

With fluid leaking, might need a new radiator as well. There are lesser repair measures (plugs, seals, a can of radiator STOP LEAK poured in, etc....). But these are temporary Mickey-Mouse fixes at best, often don't last long, and most responsible technicians don't recommend them.

 

Depending on year and value it could be totaled. Like others have mentioned it could have frame damage that we cant see just from one pic. I know with older cars that would of been totaled for sure. Lol But yours is newer so it can be saved.

Let us know what happens best wishes and hopefully your ok