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Originally Posted by stugray
Really saying "it was only a 5MPH collision" means nothing.
It is all about the energy of the collision and how the energy was absorbed.
Example - what would cause more damage:
FRS rolling at 5 MPH and hits a smart car
FRS rolling at 5 MPH and hits a brick wall
FRS stationary and a loaded dump truck hits FRS moving at 5 MPH
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Physics and me have a good relationship, I'm just having trouble believing anything less than an abrams tank caused that @ 5mph
Maybe the seatbelt buckle got slammed in there a few times by the door, could have been in a promiscuous relationship with a curb....
Either way I see corporate saying it was damaged and therefor doesn't fall under the corrosion perforation warranty