LouisR

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/5350/death_of_the_champ.jpg"></center><p>my wife got rear ended in Westport, CT while at a complete stop...the police averaged that the Ford F150 crew cab that hit her was traveling at about 40 MPH. The truck pushed the car about 50 feet from the initial impact. My wife does have some injuries but not life threatening and she is currently at the hospital. I remember that someone posted last week asking about the safety of the allroad.....perhaps this post and the pic answers your question. Oh, by the way.....all 4 doors open perfectly

SpeedTriple

The rear passenger area still looks intact though. Crazy.

Rally_nutcase_1982

Sorry about the loss of your "Girl", she was truly a tough one and life saver.

tonester

so glad she's ok...could have been much worse.

yrk2.7t@curbside

recovery.

Troy H

Awesome! I'm happy to hear the wife is OK.

cnews

Very pleased your wife is ok but does this put anyone else off the 7 seater version???

TurboBob

So glad your wife is OK, much to be said for a car designed to sacrifice itself for our safety.

paulroad

Iin a similar accident and story, one allroad owner went the next day to the used car lots and simply bought another allroad.

With a truck hitting from behind the car did it job very well.

skidmark

I have a hard time of judging depth from looking at a picture. The back tire looks bald to me.