Reversing with door open, catches something and shears it back?
Which car reversing? Not the damaged one as it will have been going forward, if the damage was self inflicted.
Reversing with door open, catches something and shears it back?
If you look at the top corner of the door where it meets the roof, it's not longer flush so something must have gone into it with quite a lot of force to bend the door frame.
it seems unlikely to me that it was the rear of a truck just because of the smooth rounded profile of the dent in the door.

maybe it got attacked by a pushbike? or a small furry animal..![]()

Ocuk detectives strike again
Agree with the hitting a low, stationary, and more solid object.
Also it is on the left side, wouldn't a normal person park on the left side of the road (well I would) thus meaning it is facing the pavement and exposed to OAPs in their battle armoured chariots ?
I was thinking this - you don't generalyl park on that side of the road, unless its a one way street as its much more difficult with other cars around.
Fibs!
it looks too low to be a bollard, due to the shape of the torn metal, but it's also too low for the back end of a lorry or van (I know for van as I opened my front wing on the back corner of one).
InvG
One way in which that damage could have been done by another vehicle is if it was something square like some sort of commercial vehicle with some sort of stell framwork on the back which may have reversed into it. The damage is too regular and square to be a car but something like the big metal bar on the back of an HGV trailer could easily have done it.




I can give her lessons how to handle French cars

Thats at just the right height imo, look how low the rear bar is on this artics trailer.....
http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a56/Wormzog/P1010009.jpg?t=1213797253

I can give her lessons how to handle French cars
