I don't know but they backed out a driveway directly into my right front wheel. After they did this, the car could barely turn right, but since I was literally a few hundred feet away from my parking space, I just drove it home anyways. I had to back up 3 times to get it around a right hander.

OMG

Haha indeed.

As someone who lived in West Africa I can safely say probably not unless it was one of these:

Great insight. Thanks. (Says the guy whose driving a car that had 3 minor ish accidents).

Obviously it depends on the damage. Hail is going to make your body panels all wonky, but it's not going to damage things like the air bags, frame, and suspension components.

Well, if you have a degree in auto body/collision repair I am sure your knowledge is above 99% of consumers.

Aw yes. I remember your car.

In regards to the Cherokee, I think the alignment was shot. They should really align cars before they sell them if it's way out. That being said, don't buy a car with a bad alignment.

Haha. Eastern Ontario = best ontario.

Welcome to Onterrible. At least I don't live in Toronto.

Pro tip: Canada has guns.

I just drove though at 8am on a sunday no traffic then either.

Nope. I would have noped the fuck out of there. I would have taken off even before he said anything.

That's exactly what I was thinking.

Toronto has good geography for a lap bounded by the dvp, gardiner and 401. (use 427 to go to 401 maybe?) I am from Vancouver...and have no idea how to lap it. It's mostly linear.

I am from Vancouver, and I have no idea how one would lap it.

If he got away before this came to light New York city is not far from Canada, he could easily make the drive in 6-7 hours.

One other thing when setting or looking for prices from your car. (Either buying or selling). Look at what other people have listed in comparable cars of the same make and model. It will give you a really good idea of what to list it for.

Exactly. I've had dealers tell me though "Here are some dealer plates, you bring it over there" before though. Sometimes you gotta do the leg work yourself.