The Fiesta seems to be a popular rental car. I am sure that there is nothing wrong with a pre-owned rental car, just prefered to find a one owner car. Found one out in the desert, Palm Springs area. This was at a Honda dealer, guessing they did not like their Ford and traded it on a Honda. But this is the daughter's car and purchase, just helped out. Credit Union has a great interest rate special until tomorrow. 1.89 APR. She was approved for 5k and grandma gave her 5k. The car was listed at 10,300. The dealer matched the rate and gave her a little more, tax, license, federal excise tax, first born and a pound of flesh. She basically works part time high school water sports coaching and subbing.
So Monday I get a text message from the wife that the child was rear ended on the Freeway Monday morning. First thoughts are bumpers laying on the ground, air bags deployed and so on. It was just a little bump and the driver took total responsibility. I looked at the bumper and maybe found a little scratch. Daughter says she got a little whiplash, think she was on the way to the chiropractor when it happened so she got an adjustment.
So if you are still here reading do you think the Fiesta needs to be checked for damage by a collision shop or a Ford dealer? Maybe a 5 to 10 mph bump.
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So Monday I get a text message from the wife that the child was rear ended on the Freeway Monday morning. First thoughts are bumpers laying on the ground, air bags deployed and so on. It was just a little bump and the driver took total responsibility. I looked at the bumper and maybe found a little scratch. Daughter says she got a little whiplash, think she was on the way to the chiropractor when it happened so she got an adjustment.
So if you are still here reading do you think the Fiesta needs to be checked for damage by a collision shop or a Ford dealer? Maybe a 5 to 10 mph bump.
fd
