Hit a deer...*&%$#*!!!!
Well of course not because he's dead, but you can sue his estate. 
Sorry to hear about this roadfrog. I hope you are able to come out of it better than before the accident. We've had a real problem here with an over population of deer. Two years ago my town legalized bow hunting of deer if you acquired a special permit. I think it has helped to reduce the numbers.

Sorry to hear about this roadfrog. I hope you are able to come out of it better than before the accident. We've had a real problem here with an over population of deer. Two years ago my town legalized bow hunting of deer if you acquired a special permit. I think it has helped to reduce the numbers.
What's the coverage for hitting an animal on the road? For some reason I think I heard insurance doesn't cover it. I could be totally wrong
Insurance adjuster was awesome. She even called the tow truck to pick up my car and have it flat-bedded to the body shop. Comprehensive insurance covered the claim with a 200 dollar deductible. Also covers my car rental.
On THAT note (car rental), the guy behind the counter asked me what kind of car i had in the shop. I told him and he said, "daaaammmmnn". He then promptly advised me that he had a BMW coming back from rental in the next day or so and that he'd swap out it out for the Fusion....NO CHARGE. LOL.
I will never OWN a BMW ever again, but I'll sure as hell drive someone else's, as long as they're footing the bill!
No word yet on the damages. Cosmetically, it's very minor (needs a new bumper), but mecahnically, I think there's a few things going on. It will be a while before I get word, as they are very busy right now due to some recent rainstorms and resulting MVA's.
Last edited by roadfrog; Oct 29, 2014 at 07:16 PM.
Body shop called yesterday. $4,000 damage. They have ordered a new bumper and all underbody panels. The coolant leak turned out to be a small hose that disconnected. They haven't yet dug into the steering or suspension, so the estimate may climb.
Remember they build cars everyday,you and your family's safety is what is important .
I punched a nice buck opening day of deer season a few years ago in my LS 430 near the Nevada Colorado Border. I marked the waypoint on my GPS, and stopped in the next town, and found two hunters and gave them the coordinates .They were gone in a flash to get their deer
The Buck had flipped in the air and broken it's neck on landing. Damage to my car was 7K (Light, hood , bumper, front fender, etc
I punched a nice buck opening day of deer season a few years ago in my LS 430 near the Nevada Colorado Border. I marked the waypoint on my GPS, and stopped in the next town, and found two hunters and gave them the coordinates .They were gone in a flash to get their deer

The Buck had flipped in the air and broken it's neck on landing. Damage to my car was 7K (Light, hood , bumper, front fender, etc
What you should do is say that it hesitates after you hit the deer, then the insurance company will have to pay for new heads...it's worth a try. Lol!
I'm not terribly concerned about OEM as long as the job is done correctly and LOOKS original. My insurance company guarantees/warranties the repair work for as long as I own the car. In addition, here in B.C., you have 2 years to follow up with any other issues that crop up after the accident.









