Skoda accident damage

Jan 03, 2012 19 Replies

Hi all, The wife bumped her Skoda Octavia recently, and we had to get it repaired by the insurance company (it caused quite a lot of damage the plastic elements etc). The accident involved her hitting something head on (yes, I know......). The bumper, frame underneath, bonnet, grill and both light clusters where replaced, but the light clusters seem out of line to how I remember them. I've not managed to find another Octavia of the same type to compare it with, so was wondering - does anyone know of any website that might have good, clear close up photos of the light clusters to let me compare with?



Thanks in advance for your help.


Skodas are disposable. Why did you bother repairing it?

God is disposable, why bother believing in an imaginary being?

The Revd has spent years gibbering on about his very weird definition of god. Basically his god can't interact with the universe in any way, but still demands obedience. Very weird.

God is neither disposable nor imaginary.

Skodas are disposable but sadly not imaginary.

What's weird about it? Your Skoda can't interact with you in any way, but still demands fixing.

Yes, but at least the skoda is real you sky fairy loving nutcase.

F*ck you, you atheist piece of s**te.

Yep, your rght there. There is no god - fell stop!!

Just like religious idiots then.

And you're supposed to be an imaginary god bother. Have you never heard of turning the other cheek? Of your arse that is, read for some b....

A bit like that imagary god then.

Worst argument EVER. What about when I press a button or pedal? Or the displays on the car? Lots of ways for two way communication in a car, you utter f****it.

Those are merely mechanical functions, not interactions, you ignorant atheist piece of s**te.

You're illiterate, aren't you?

Just like YOU, sunshine.

to Mercedes.

By God. He drives a Skoda.

to Mercedes.

You've answered my question. In other words, it's not official.

The electronic display on the car that shows the result of a calculation based on distance travelled and fuel consumed, calculated electronically and displayed for me to read is a mechanical function is it? What about when I press a button to reset this display, so it starts the calculation again - that would be an interaction.

I'm amazed you manage to remember to breath you're that thick.

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