Yesterday a deer ran out of nowhere in front of my car. I was not so fast about 70 km/h and I could slow down at least a bit but I was too fast for this situation because the deer appeared directly in front of me. The deer could still run over the road but it was caught in the back by the right front fender. It ran away fast after beeing pararlysed for some seconds. I photographed it. Presumably the animal could still have been injured.
I've been to the police and everything's on record. The mudguard is very compressed and also above the headlight the paint has flaked off. I even had to pull out the wing so that the wheel could be steered. What you can't see on the photo, it is also pressed outwards over the wheel. The chrome cover of the headlight had gone off but looks ok.
Tomorrow I'll contact my insurance company and the garage.
What do you mean? Can one fix it, or do I need a new fender? I know it's not easy to judge from a distance, but maybe you know of similar cases.
I will see what the workshop says but I am curious what you would say from experience.
