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Ouch-bad hit.
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http://www.autobidmaster.com/carfinder-o...UERQUE_NM/

 

 

I hope this was not a members car.

 

It is in a New Mexico salvage yard.

 

The car looks familiar, the wheels, splitter, and color of the rims.

 

FQ

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#2

Wow that is bad. 

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#3

I wonder what the secondary damage biohazard/chemical is? Hope no one was in that passenger seat at the time of the accident.
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#4

  • they list Repair Est @ $14,985 USD
Pretty sure there's a wee bit of frame damage : )

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#5

Bio Hazard typically is a designation when there is blood, or other body matter in the vehicle. 

Even small amounts of blood on an airbag, or upholstery from a bloody nose etc...qualifies the car for bio-hazard. this way no employee of the insurance company or auction has to enter vehicle, only bio-hazard crew.

This wreck was severe....

 

I worked at Manheim Auctions for years, and saw many accident cars get quarantined.
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#6

At least it had a good life at over 213k miles

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#7

Wow, really bad accident, if it had to be sure wish it was a magenta interior
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