2020 Maxima Crash
2020 Maxima Crash
Two weeks ago I was cruising alone on a country back road traveling about 52 mph at a steady speed.. Then out of the blue a van appeared to my left and I don't think I even got out 'oh ****'. My 2020 Maxima SL was T-boned at approximately 45-50 mph by a Chevy 3500 passenger van (GVW 9,600 lbs) loaded with 15 people. So between the two vehicles there was 1 fatality, and 15 injuries.
My Maxima was t-boned by approximately 12,000 lbs total and I lived to tell about it. I have some painful injuries but I should recover 100%. I'm thinking in most cars I would not have survived. Thank you Maxima!!!
EDIT: I forgot to mention the driver of the van barrelled though a stop sign, confirmed by a witness and the driver himself.
My Maxima was t-boned by approximately 12,000 lbs total and I lived to tell about it. I have some painful injuries but I should recover 100%. I'm thinking in most cars I would not have survived. Thank you Maxima!!!
EDIT: I forgot to mention the driver of the van barrelled though a stop sign, confirmed by a witness and the driver himself.
Last edited by jerseydevil; Sep 4, 2022 at 09:26 AM.
I'm sure the airbags helped as they were the only thing (and the door) between me and the van. I have 6 cracked ribs, a fractured pubic bone, a small bone in my leg broken, but they said no need to repair, and a severely swollen left leg with a large hematoma. Was in the hospital for 9 days, now in a inpatient therapy facility to recover. At this point I can only walk about 20 ft in a walker before I get too fatigued. Once the hematoma dissipates I should be fine.
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Glad to hear you're on the path to recovery, best wishes!