snagitseven

I'm sure the insurance company can buff that right out and sell it at auction. Good to see how an Audi can protect the most important parts of the car - its passengers. Glad to read no one was hurt.

Galco

So glad to know you're OK. That was a big hit, the car did her job well.

pmdeaver

So glad you weren't injured. Great testament to the stability/rigidity of our cars.

Relative to shipping, there's a service online where you can enter the pickup and destination and companies will bid against each other for the job. Prior to buying my car in Atlanta (where I flew down and drove it back), I almost purchased a car from Utah, and I was definitely going to have it shipped.

http://www.shippingsidekick.com/car-...FUcV7Aod2zEAMQ

snapdragon

Wowsers! Glad no-one was hurt and hope it has a happy ending.
What happened to the MMI screen? Did the airbag ruin it?

nathanwind

Was it going the opposite way as you (i.e. head-on)? If so, wow...but either way "wow", and glad you walked away.

DKONNI

Head on collision. I was able to steer out of the way (a little).

Nothing like a near death experience to start the work week. The most amazing thing was how adrenaline works when our bodies go into survival mode. I didnt feel any pain for about an hour with windshield glass stuck in my face & a bloody nose from the airbag.

mishar

It looks like you reached the windshield. How tall are you?

DKONNI

6'3"

mishar

I believe your seat is all lowered and quite far back? The reason I am asking is my 6'1". I think those test dummies are quite shorter and all design works better for shorter people. Thankfully it worked just fine for you.

DKONNI

Yeah, I sit with the seat as low as it goes & pretty far back.