10 Signs That He Likes You
January 22, 2012 | 
Author You met this great guy and you’ve been dating each other for some time. Not in an exclusive relationship, but you have been spending time together. Phone calls that lasted for more than an hour, flirty smiles are exchanged.
You feel good about him.
Now is the million dollar question that you want to find out.
Does he like you? Is he into you, or not?
How to know the answer? What are the tell-tale signs that he is into you?
Well, besides using your woman’s intuition which is not something I can describe here nor teach, I’ll do my best to “simplify” this complicated thing call “love”.
10 Signs That He Likes You
1. Watching the same movie twice
He’s seen the movie. Although he wasn’t very impressed with it, but because you haven’t catch it he suddenly changed his tune and said he really would like to watch it a second time.
And so by the way, if you haven’t seen it too, why not let’s go catch it together, he asked.
You know his intention is then not on the movie, but the company really.
So girls, do not expose his true intentions. It’s enough to know the underlying truth, be appreciative ok?
2. His car is playing songs that just sound too, familiar?
Because those are your favorites! You have merely casually mentioned to him once, and the next time he drives you, you’re in for a musical feast.
Is he always so attentive to everyone’s needs and preferences? Well, you observe how he interacts with others and you tell me.
3. He asks that question!
Well, he will try to be as casual and nonchalant about it as possible. But no matter how cool he acts, deep down inside he is burning and dying to know the answer to this question:
“So, are you single?”
If your answer is yes, then this will be the next one:
“No way. How can someone like you be single? You mean, you don’t have a boyfriend?”
Now watch his body language closely. If you notice he is feeling tensed up by now, and totally relieved when your answer is “No” then you get the message.
4. He asks for a follow-up date even before the date is over
Now if he isn’t interested in you, why would a man be so anxious to “book” your time for another date with him even when the date is only half-way through?
Unless you look like Jessica Alba, or you can give him a million-dollar job like Donald Trump. If you aren’t either one of the two or belong to either one of the category, then this can be a clue to his heart…
5. Your name is not foreign to his friends
If you do get a chance to meet up with his friends, which you know you can create such opportunities, you’ll get some nice juicy bits from them.
But this may not be very fool-proof, neither are all of these signs, but if his friends raise their eyebrows or grin sheepishly when he introduces you to them, then that means word has been around within that gang on someone in particular, which could very well be you.
6. He can’t remove his eyes from you
Ok, we know that’s not the kind of stare-through-your-clothes type, but rather a slightly more loving kind of gaze that speaks of admiration and liking.
If the eyes could speak, they may just pop this question on behalf of their owner “You are the most beautiful lady I’ve ever seen. Would you like to be more than friends?”
The best test? When a bombshell or super gorgeous babe sashays past, you need to alert him before he notices her. (Of course, this is really carrying it a little far ha ha…. what does it take to stop a man’s roving eyes? I can’t find the answer yet)
7. He prompts you
Every now and then, he will find a chance to ask you what type of guy you are attracted to and are looking for in a partner.
Unless he’s doing what I’m doing (which puts me in a really privileged position to ask ha ha), what business is it for him to know what kind of man you like if not for the fact that he is secretly plotting his way to become the most suitable candidate?
Don’t be surprised if he starts putting himself down or discrediting himself by saying things about him that don’t fit into the list you described. He is testing waters to see what your reaction would be, which will give him some clues on how you feel for him.
For example you listed “having a good sense of humor and making you laugh” as one of the traits which you will be attracted to, and he says “Oh, I’m a boring guy actually. I don’t know how to crack jokes or make girls laugh. I must be boring you then” be careful of what you reply him.
If you say “Ya, I don’t think you are the type of humorous person either” versus “Oh is that so? But I never find you boring at all. In fact, I feel we have lots of things to chat about” he will either be secretly weeping in sorrow or jumping in joy .
By saying things like that, he is kind of “forcing” you to give a respond, and either way you will be giving away clues on how you feel. So girls, if you fancy this guy too, you know what kind of answer you should give, right?
8. He is doing you favors
Yes, he doesn’t mind ferrying you around if he has a car. He will also volunteer to accompany you all the way to an out-of-the-way place to satisfy a sudden craving you have for a food delicacy that is sold there.
He wiil help you with your school work, express his interest in lending you a hand for errands you need to run, buy some things for your family etc.
If a man isn’t interested in developing something further than friendship with you, unless he is too bored with his life or he’s Mr Super Ultra Nice, then I wonder what could it be that prompts him to be everywhere when you need his help.
9. He’s very anxious about celebrating special occasions.
Like Valentine’s Day (if he asks you out on that day, I would really suspect his intention, wouldn’t you?) and your birthday.
He would long to celebrate this special day with you, and preferably alone.
10. He buys you gifts
Sending gifts on no apparent occasion and for no reason is the easiest way for a man to declare his interest in a girl without verbalizing it. By giving you something, he is testing to see how you react. Usually he will do this when he still isn’t sure of how you feel towards him, so at least he won’t feel rejected if you reject his gift.
At the same time, he is hoping to make you happy with that gift. And if you are happy, he will be too!
Summarizing the above, they may not be 100% fool-proof scientifically proven signs to show he’s into you. They came from pure experience and observation. I purposely didn’t include things like body language where he will check how he look before meeting you, pointing his leg and facing his body towards you etc because I just want to make this as non-scientific as possible.
So ladies, hope this gives you some clues to how this man who is appearing in front of you pretty often lately feels about you. Does he has only platonic friendship in mind, or something more?
Top 10 Jobs For Ex Felons
Getting a job with a felony on your record can be very difficult, as you probably already know. Jobs for felons are difficult to get, and most companies wont hire a felon. The ones that do generally don’t pay very well. I have compiled a list of the top 10 jobs for felons. Helpful tip: if your felony is over 7 years old, most states dont allow background checks to go back that far. If your state has this law, you can answer ‘no’ on an application.
Top 10 List
#10 Job – UPS Delivery Driver
UPS has been known to hire felons. They have moderate salaries and is a stable job to have.
#9 Job – Join the army
The army accepts people with criminal backgrounds, depending on the crime. Contact a recruiter to see if you qualify to join.
#8 Job – Truck driver
Many trucking companies are willing to hire felons. Most likely you will need to obtain a trucking license.
#7 Job – Start your own business
You can start your own business. One idea is to go to school to be a locksmith, and start your own company. Also consider getting a barber license.
#6 Job – Telephone Customer Service
Many companies are willing to hire felons for over the phone customer service, because you aren’t dealing with the people in person.
#5 Job – Temp Agency
Temp agencies can occasionally find good work for you. Many times it will be day labor, so be in good physical shape.
#4 Job – Family business
See if you can work in a family or friend’s business. They will be happy to hire you if you are willing to work hard. They will probably be glad to help you get back on your feet.
#3 Job – Independent Contractor
Many people will still use your services as long as you get the job done. If you work hard, it doesn’t matter that you have a felony on your record.
#2 Job – Privately owned small businesses
Some chain businesses have rules against accepting felons. Small business owners are more likely to accept you. They will take more of a ‘risk’ in hiring employees, and you can be more personal with the business owner.
—> #1 Recommended Job – Online GPT Services
This is the best job for a felon, because it requires no screenings whether it be background checks, drug tests, etc. Everyone is accepted, and you work on your own time and you can work as much or as little as you want. Online ‘GPT’ or “Get-Paid-To” services offer a great way to make a few hundred dollars a month without spending a lot of time working. There are many GPT services available, some better then others. My experience with GPT services has been a great one, and I recommend this as the best job in my list of Top 10 Jobs for Felons.
Internal Recruitment – Advantages And Disadvantages Explained
The term internal recruitment is defined as the practice of choosing amongst current company workers to fill a position that falls vacant over time. The vacancy could sometimes be advertised throughout a company; this could be on the company‘s monthly or quarterly job-sheet. Most institutions of higher learning use this practice. The practice is evoked occasionally when a company‘s employee has been rendered redundant in their current post, and oftentimes it’s a way used to promote a certain company employee sideways other than up the firm. Internal recruitment is often resorted to as a way of saving money that could be spent through advertisements and also to cut on training costs that an outside employee would need to become familiar with the system.
Internal vacant positions are advertised in various ways, it could be done through an internal job sheet, the company‘s notice board or through the company‘s intranet – this is the type of website whose viewing is limited to the organizations members. Others companies have company magazines that they use for advertisement purposes while others may use staff meetings – this could be used when an organization wants to advertise the vacant position to a specific group of employees.
Advantages of internal recruitment are more than just cutting on advertisement costs because it offers wonderful opportunities for the current staff to further their careers. Internal recruitment could also be a great way of keeping workers who may have been considering a flight from the company, this is advantageous because the cost of training are at most best insignificant and to the worst much less than it would cost if the organization advertised outside. It’s definitely faster and less costly than outside recruitment and it has the added merits because current employees are a familiar entity. Some organizations conduct external recruitment only to discover later that they have a member of staff who doesn’t fit into the general environ and the mission and vision statement of the organization.
The disadvantage of internal recruitment is that the size of prospective applicants is considerably reduced. There is no doubt that outside recruitment provides the organization with a broader skill pool and wider experience than could be the case with internal recruitment. A staff member who responds to the internal advertised position and gets the job might discover that their workmates resent that promotion and that could prove very challenging for them in their newfound positions. If a company does its recruitment internally, It most probably faces the possibility of having another empty position to fill, and of how to do that. Organizations that heavily rely on inside recruitment might eventually find that they have to advertise outside the organization, the cost notwithstanding. Current staff may fill to be the best candidates for the position regardless of whether they have the necessary expertise and expertise required for the job.
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Personal Injury Calculator – Top 5 Questions For Calculating Your Car Accident Claims
Using a personal injury calculator can help you figure out how much your car accident claims are worth. Here are the top 5 questions people ask about calculating the value of their auto insurance settlement.
1. How Does the Personal Injury Calculator Determine my Car Accident Claim?
The most basic formula that is known to be used for car accident injury claims is:
Pain Multiplier X Medical Expenses + Loss of Income
The “pain multiplier” is a number typically between 1.5 and 5. This multiplier number is chosen based on the severity of your car accident injuries; the more serious your injuries, the larger the multiplier.
For example, a minor injury like a sprained neck is more likely to get a low multiplier (1.5-3). While a more serious and painful injury, like a broken leg, would get a higher multiplier (3-5). The multiplier range may even go to higher figures (10) for more severe and long term injuries.
The next thing that is included in the claims formula is your medical expenses, also known as “special damages.” These expenses include the cost of your medical treatments, visits to the hospital, ambulance ride, X-Rays, pain medication etc.
The final thing that is added in your insurance settlement is your loss of income. This refers to the amount of income you lost as a result of your injuries. For example, if your injuries forced you to stay home from work, then your lost income would equal your daily pay rate times the number of work days you missed.
2. When Should You Use a Personal Injury Calculator?
The best time to use the injury calculator is at the end of your medical treatment. You should always have your injuries thoroughly diagnosed and examined before filing an injury claim. This gives you a more accurate estimate of your total medical expenses that should be included in your final settlement.
3. Who Should NOT Use the Personal Injury Calculator?
Most personal injury claims involve minor injuries that do not require you to immediately hire an expensive lawyer. For these types of claims, you should use the injury calculator to get a rough estimate of what your auto accident settlement might be worth.
However, there are insurance claims which cannot be handled without the help of a skilled injury lawyer. These types of car accident claims involve more serious and long term injuries like permanent disabilities, lost or severed limbs, traumatic head injuries etc. If you were severely injured, your best option is to meet with a lawyer who is familiar with claims related to your specific injuries.
4. How Accurate is the Personal Injury Calculator?
The injury calculator does not give you the exact final settlement, but an initial estimate of how much your injuries are worth to the insurance companies.
Many people would argue that the injury calculator is too simplistic. That it does not address the complexities and subtleties of an individual’s personal injury claim. Others are quick to bring up Colossus, a sophisticated software program used by the insurance companies to evaluate insurance claims.
However, the biggest benefit of using the personal injury calculator is not to tell you what will be your specific settlement amount. The biggest benefit is to help you understand how your specific settlement amount will be calculated. The settlement calculator emphasizes that the range of your final settlement amount will be primarily based on:
The seriousness of your injuries.
Your total medical costs.
Your lost income.
These are going to be a key factors in your injury settlement regardless of which specific software program you use.
5. Should I Use the Personal Injury Calculator?
You will always have the option of bringing in a lawyer further down in the claims process. The best advice is to use the settlement calculator to get a quick assessment of what your auto accident claims can be worth.
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Police Impound Cars For Sale – How To Buy a Bargain
Everyday you can find Police Impound Cars For Sale. If you are really searching for some bargain wheels, then Police Impound Cars For Sale are the best place to start. This article will describe this process and how you can tap into the huge Police Impound Cars For Sale market.
Police Impound Cars For Sale – Where Do They Come From?
Government agencies across America, like local Police, Sheriff, Highway Patrol, DEA, FBI, Border Patrol and even the IRS are seizing the property of perpetrators or criminals. Because of laws that already exist, the government has the right to then sale these items to the general public.
These auctions are real and take place almost everyday in every region of the country. In most cases, anyone can attend these auctions or if they are held online are able to bid on these items. And it’s not just cars that are being seized and then auctioned. Cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles, ATV’s and even airplanes are some of the vehicles you can find at a government auction.
Police Impound Cars For Sale – How Does This Work?
These auctions for seized vehicles are taking place all over the country at various places and on various schedules. There are literally hundreds of them going on every week. Of course, the government agencies that are sponsoring these auctions hope to get as much as possible for these items, but many great bargains can be found, often up to 90% off of the retail price. Remember, the government is not in the business of storing and selling vehicles, so they are very prone to get rid of these items as fast as possible.
Once you are able to locate where and when the auctions are being held online, you can then bid on these vehicles. If your bid is the winning bid, you will then have to be prepared to pay for or provide financing for your purchase within a certain timeframe set forth by the auction company.
Police Impound Cars For Sale – What Are The Risks?
As with many used car sales, you will not receive any warranty or guarantee. However, you can greatly reduce your risks by doing a little homework on your own. You will need to have a fair understanding of current prices, so as not to get caught up in the bidding wars that sometimes take place. Remember, these bargain deals are also appealing to many used car dealers who are hoping to resell the car at a profit, so there may very well be some competition for the car you desire, especially the popular late model cars.
Here’s a word to the wise – Be Patient! If the car you want is not available, wait. If the price you want to pay is not available, wait. With some patience and perseverance, you will find the car of your dreams and at a price you want to pay.
Police Impound Cars For Sale – How Do I Find Them?
There are two ways to find out about these auctions. One requires a lot of time and the other requires almost no time, but will require a small one time fee.
If you have plenty of time on your hands, you can do the leg work yourself. Contact your local government agencies and find out if, when and where they hold their seized vehicle auctions. You can also contact banks and other financial institutions and ask the same questions. Additionally, you will want to scour the classified sections of your local newspapers. These auctions are sometimes listed there as well.
The other option, for those of us without a ton of time to spend searching for these auctions, is to use the power of the internet. There are several reputable online auction directory companies that provide their clients with a searchable data base to help you find the exact match that you are looking for. These companies charge a one time fee of $30-$50 for their services and some even offer a money back guarantee if you are not satisfied with their services.
In this article, you’ve seen some of the inner workings of the Police Impound Cars For Sale market. It really is easier than you may think, to get a great car, truck or even boat at a bargain price through these online auctions. Have fun while doing it, be patient and Happy Hunting!
Buy Here Pay Here Motorcycle, Car & Truck Dealerships – What You Need to Know
If you’re looking for a buy here pay here motorcycle dealership, you’re probably about to make a big mistake. You don’t have to use in-house financing and it’s actually very easy to get a motorcycle, car or truck loan regardless of your credit history. You’ve probably been turned down at a car lot and that has convinced you that you can’t get approved with a loan company. The truth is, there are companies nowadays that are in the specialty of helping people just like you get into the vehicle that they want, instantly.
It’s all about the new culture of online lending.
In years past, you had to go through a dealership to get the financing approved, or go to your local bank. These are actually the hardest places to get a loan these days. It’s so much easier to get approved online so long as you have collateral to secure the loan with.
You don’t have to go through buy here pay here motorcycle dealerships to get a motorcycle loan. You can easily get approved by using an online loan company. Do you have a job? Are you over 18? Are you a U.S. Citizen? If you answered yes, and can show that you can afford the payments, you can easily get approved.
Getting approved online allows you the freedom to get a better deal. You can shop in local bargain classifieds, shop on online auction sites or visit the dealer of your choice. This enables you to be able to focus on what you want, at the price you want, rather than being focused on getting approved. Save your money, avoid buy here pay here car lots and get an easy approval by using an online lender.
Personal Injury Settlement Calculators
Personal injury settlement calculators provide you a new method of computation for determining a settlement amount. It tells the appropriate amount that can be claimed from the damage or the loss that has happened. For this calculation of the claim, consultation with your attorney helps you to recover the legal damages caused by the civil wrong of the person who caused you the personal injury.
Personal injury settlement calculators are specifically used only for personal injury. This saves lots of time and helps you to reach a reasonable and fair personal injury settlement. It is a real time saver and a solid frame of reference is made using this calculator. It calculates the amount value and gives you a clear picture of the lump sum you might be paid for your structured settlement.
Calculations which are done by the personal injury damage calculator include factors such as medical expenses, future medical expenses, the process involved in rehabilitation, prosthetics, wages that are lost, future lost wages, pain and suffering, future pain and suffering, disability, the future disability involved, loss of quality of life, the present and the future impairment, loss of consortium, and the loss of services.
The amount involved in the personal injury is categorized in each of the above factors. A fair settlement amount is then calculated. In certain cases, if the insurance companies do not pay you the claimed amount, then one has to consult with their attorney for the recovery of the lost and the legal damages caused by the civil wrong of the defendant. It is not recommended to evaluate the personal injury without knowing the law or consulting your attorney, since in many cases the insurance companies attempt to minimize the damages by just refusing few of your legal damages.
Free Car Title Search
Individuals interested in purchasing a car may opt to buy a used car to cut down on costs. It is essential to know about the history of a used car in order to avoid unnecessary complications in future. Most buyers depend on information provided by previous owners on several issues like damages, theft, insurance matters and so on. Vehicles are provided with VIN or vehicle identification number that is used by authorities to register any incidents related to the vehicle. Various online services provide information that enables potential buyers to run a check and present reports on the car title history with the help of VIN.
Various free services are offered by such agencies when combined with a regular order of report presentation. Free reports include crash test results, reliability ratings, cost estimation and safety recalls among others. Some of them offer key information regarding make and model of the car as a combination package along with vehicle history reports. These search results help buyers in evaluating the condition and price of the car based on inputs about its manufacturing and disaster reports if any. “Money Back Guarantee” services are also offered by these companies to minimize risks of buying used cars and help buyers to purchase an appropriate piece.
Instant results are sent to buyers through emails after search is completed about the concerned vehicle. However, it is important to remember that availing free record checks are not always sufficient in providing enough information about the vehicle. They just provide an overview of the car, which may not disclose crucial facts that may influence decision of purchasing. Thus, it would be wise to run regular history report options offered by these services by paying their fees, Some companies may offer buyback guarantee in case a problem appears to be “clean” in their system and buy back the vehicle from the buyer. However, before opting for any of these services, buyers may check and consider fees charged and options offered by them.
Car Reliability Ratings 2010 – The 20 Best 6-to-10-Year-Old Coupes, Sedans, and Hatchbacks
Each year the Consumer Union rates automobiles for infrequency of reported serious problems by model and model year. It rates a model, for each model year offering the requisite data, as “Much Better than Average,” “Better than Average,” “Average,” “Worse than Average,” and “Much Worse than Average.” In 2010, it reported these ratings in the April 2010 issue of Consumer Reports, Consumer Reports: New Car Buying Guide: 2010, and Consumer Reports: Used Car Buying Guide: 2010.
In order to obtain a four-year reliability rating for a model, Consumer Union’s model-year reliability ratings must first be converted to numerical values. To do this, the standard academic convention is followed. A letter grade of A and a grade point of 4.00 is ascribed to a “Much Better than Average” rating, a letter grade of B and a grade point of 3.00 is ascribed to a “Better than Average” rating, a letter grade of C and a grade point of 2.00 is ascribed to an “Average” rating, a letter grade of D and a grade point of 1.00 is ascribed to a “Worse than Average” rating, and a letter grade of F and a grade point of 0 is ascribed to a “Much Worse than Average” rating.
To compute a 2010 car reliability rating for 6-to-10-year-old convertibles, coupes, sedans, and hatchbacks, the average of each model’s grade points for model years 2000, 2001, 2002, and 2003 is taken. This 2010 car reliability rating provides the 2010 Car Reliability Grade Point Average (GPA) for 6-to-10-year-old vehicles.
From the foregoing, a 2010 Car Reliability GPA must fall between 0 and 4.00 or on one of the two end values, and a higher 2010 Car Reliability GPA for a model means a better multi-year reliability history.
With the 2010 Car Reliability GPAs for 6-to-10-year-old vehicles computed, the twenty best convertibles, coupes, sedans, and hatchbacks from the time period 2000 to 2003 may be set forth. The Best Twenty, Twenty-three by tie, are listed below, together with their corresponding 2010 Car Reliability GPA, and are ranked in descending order of reliability.
Toyota Motor Corporation’s Lexus ES, an upscale sedan with a 2010 GPA of 4.00,
Toyota Motor Corporation’s rear-wheel-drive Lexus GS, a luxury sedan with a 2010 GPA of 4.00,
Toyota Motor Corporation’s Lexus LS, a flagship luxury sedan with a 2010 GPA of 4.00,
Toyota Motor Corporation’s Lexus SC, a hard-top convertible with a 2010 GPA of 4.00,
The Toyota Avalon, a large sedan with a 2010 GPA of 4.00,
The Toyota Echo, a small sedan or 2-door hatchback with a 2010 GPA of 4.00,
The Toyota Prius, a 4-door hatchback hybrid with a 2010 GPA of 4.00,
Honda Motor Company‘s Acura RSX, a sporty 2-door hatchback with a 2010 GPA of 4.00,
The Honda Civic Sedan, with a 2010 GPA of 4.00,
The Honda S2000, a convertible with a 2010 GPA of 4.00,
The 4-cylinder Toyota Camry, a midsize sedan with a 2010 GPA of 3.75,
The Toyota Corolla, a small sedan with a 2010 GPA of 3.75,
The 4-cylinder Honda Accord, a midsize sedan with a 2010 GPA of 3.75,
The Mazda MX-5 Miata, a convertible with a 2010 GPA of 3.75,
Toyota Motor Corporation’s Lexus IS300, IS350, a somewhat sporty upscale sedan or 4-door hatchback with a 2010 GPA of 3.67,
The Honda Civic Si, a sporty coupe or sedan with a 2010 GPA of 3.67,
The Toyota Celica, a sporty 2-door hatchback with a 2010 GPA of 3.50,
Honda Motor Company‘s Acura RL, a sedan with a 2010 GPA of 3.50,
The Honda Insight, a 2-door hatchback hybrid with a 2010 GPA of 3.50,
The 4-cylinder Toyota Camry Solara, a convertible or coupe with a 2010 GPA of 3.25,
The BMW Z3, Z4, a convertible with a 2010 GPA of 3.25,
Ford Motor Company‘s Lincoln Town Car, a large luxury sedan with a 2010 GPA of 3.25,
Nissan Motor Company‘s Infiniti I30, I35, an upscale sedan with a 2010 Car Reliability GPA of 3.25.
Of the twenty-three best, Toyota Motor Corporation accounts for 12, Honda Motor Company accounts for another 7, and Mazda Motor Corporation, BMW AG, Ford Motor Company, and Nissan Motor Company each account for one.
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How Much Does a Rear End Car Accident Cost?
If you were involved in a rear end car accident then you are probably wondering what this is going to cost you. If you don’t have car insurance, then you are looking to pay anywhere from a couple hundred dollars to over $1000. Keep reading this article to get an idea what your rear end accident might cost you.
In a rear end car accident you will certainly damage the bumper, the tail lights, the rear sidewalls, trunk cover and even the window. It depends on how severe the accident was. If you have car insurance then you might end up paying nothing since your insurer will have you covered for this accident. If you don’t have car insurance then here are the costs you could be looking at.
Bumper – If the damage was isolated to just the bumper. You could be looking at a bill anywhere from $300 to $800. It depends on the type of car your hit. The cheaper the car, the cheaper the cost to replace or fix. If you hit a Mercedes, Lexus or other luxury car, then you are looking at the high end of that price range.
Tail Lights – If you broke the tail lights in the accident, you most likely damaged the trunk as well. The costs for replacing the tail lights alone can run you anywhere from $100 to $300. If the taillight simply covers the corner of the car, then you are on the low end of that price range. If you broke a tail light that is the wide kind, these are most expensive to replace and you will be paying the high price range noted above.
From just those two costs you can see why you are better off paying for car insurance than driving without it.
Rear Side Walls – There are the wides of the car that are on the rear. These tend to bend when you hit from the back. So damage will be present in the bumper and the sidewalls. These can cost you anywhere from $400 to $900 to replace, each!
Trunk Cover – If you the trunk bent or became dented, then you are responsible for it. These cost anywhere from $300 to $600. They can typically be repaired. If you a repair is only needed they you could pay as little as $100.
Rear Window – If you broke the rear window you are looking at costs from $100 to $300. If the rear window doesn’t have a defroster in it, then you will end up paying the cheaper $100 price. If the rear window has a defroster embedded in it, and if the window was tinted and had a car antenna embedded then you will pay the much higher price close to $300.
You could also be facing medical costs. If the person had neck whiplash, you will be responsible for their hospital bills. If you had car insurance your premium may increase. It depends on who is your insurance carrier.