SO i just got in an accident...
 

Well i jst got rear ended this morning into the car in front of me. and

http://i774.photobucket.com/albums/y...1n1/photo2.jpg

http://i774.photobucket.com/albums/y...1n1/photo1.jpg

Anyone know how much it would cost to fix. I know insuraance will cover it just curiious. Also should i go through my insurence or the person who rear ended me? just wanted to know what would be better. I do have a deductable.

Also car in front had like no damage as you can see maybe a scuff...
http://i774.photobucket.com/albums/y...1n1/photo3.jpg

she was nice though said she didnt have any damage and was fine.

Glad you are not injured.
It depends on your state's laws as to who pays.

Take pictures.

It will be a lot, thousands probably.

can u see my pictures?
if not how do i upload photos from my computer onto the forum?>

I can't see them. Glad you are ok. Have to check your states laws, some like my state would place the guy at fault for hitting you and you at fault for hitting the guy in front of you. Some are no fault.

I can't but it could be me and not you as to why I cant see them.

anyone know how to upload photos from your computer? to the forum?

im in California last time i got rear ended it hink the other parties insurence covered my rental not sure if the repairs went through them,

^Exactly. Its like that in most jurisdictions. Makes mutiple "rear enders" (that sounded kinky, no? LOL[histerical]) in traffic somewhat complicated. You're not responsible for being rear ended, but, you ARE responsible for hitting the guy in front, regardless of the cause.... (not suffiencent distance between you and the car in front). Sucks, since, technically, you didn't really do anything wrong (other than not leave enough of a gap in front of your car, but, in heavy traffic, that is next to impossible.. been there, done that)

there posted the pics i think

Yep, they're working! Dang, took a good hit in the back, but, overall, looks just cosmetic (still expensive though.), but, the car should be good as new in short order.