I own my 2002 2.5CRD GV about a year now.
In that year I had 2 traffic accidents after driving years and years and tons of kilometers with no accident at all.
Today I had my 3th... doh.. everytime I can't help it and the accident is not my fault at all... Today I was hit in the back in a sudden traffic stop so definitely not my fault.
But fun part is, in every accident the "other" car is total loss and my GV suffers only minor damage..
During accident nr2 there where even 2 cars total loss so my total score in 1 year is Chrysler vs small Cars: 4-0
Today I only had a small dent in the backdoor and a slightly damaged bumber, the other car was about 1 meter shorter .. Insurance will pay me well (again) and repairs will be cheap

I hereby rename my GV to "The Tank"

here's my latest victim:

 

I'm please about 3 things. I'm pleased (1) you are ok and (2) the 'tank' survived again - - (3) I'm particularly pleased you live in a different country to me

 

Looks like the passenger may not have been wearing their seatbelt.

 

Vmaxxer has pointed out an oft. forgotten part of heavyweight vehicles. Yes they may burn more petrol/diesel, but on the other hand, you are more likely to come out of accidents on the safer and cheaper side... (So long as it's not a Hummer that runs in back of you).

Leedsman.

 

Vmaxxer If your ever in my area can you turn on your headlights, apply your emergency flashers and sound your horn so as to alert the poor souls, rabbits, deer and old folk like me so as to give us a chance to get inside and lock the doors...
He He He.....lol.

 

Don't worry, I am very careful when I see other Chrysler in the area.. I know how though they are