gduventree

I'm hoping someone more experienced in these matters can help me out here.

I rear-ended an SUV a few days ago with my 92 Honda Civic; the insurance company hasn't looked at my car yet and I'm curious as to how much the damage estimate will actually be.

The SUV's bumper was higher than mine, so my car got smashed up pretty badly. I wish I had some photos to show. From what I could see, the following damage occured:

- front bumper destroyed
- front hood buckled
- radiator smashed (all the coolant leaked out)
- front lights smashed

I couldn't tell if there was any other engine damage but it was still running after the collision, just not smoothly because the whole car started vibrating at a low frequency.

So anybody have any guesses as to the extent of the damage? What's the likelihood the car will be a write-off?