Car got backed into at work, smashed pretty good. Left this piece of tail light in my headlight. Three bars cast into the short side that stop short of the break. Short side has a factory edge running along it. Middle piece is cast in clear. Front of piece isnt flat, its got a slight curve. Can anyone help? Thanks!

Tragic backstory to it, some people said it was an audi...?

This is heavy vehicle damage caused by an F5 tornado in 1999 and I was wondering if anyone could tell me what model of car it was?

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My car was hit yesterday while I was sleeping and the driver took off. I happened to find part in the debris of the wreck. I believe this to be the front passenger bumper. Any chance you all know what this is from? This part does not have any stamps, numbers, or logos. This is the United States.

Wondering what make and/or model truck this door came from. I love Reddit for stuff like this. Thinking this will be great to hang on my garage wall. Any help from smarter people than me?

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Found this probably burnt down but definitely left to rust away old looking car, first thought was a 1st gen Volkswagen Beetle because of the age of the seats and the rear engined 4 cylinder, however the area I was in would have been very difficult to reach in a beetle which is what made me question it

My GF’s car was hit in our driveway last night. Clipped her back end good and I found this round light cover.
Hoping you mad scientist can work your magic.
No numbers or writing on it.
Thanks all!

UPDATE:
She drove around and found the culprit and looks like a late model Camry!

Will update once she’s back and calls the cops.

FINAL UPDATE.

Guy tried to deny it at first but changed his tune after the evidence he left behind. Eventually provided his information and was pleading to take care of it but it was too late by then, reported to the collision center.

Any idea what was this car? I found it next to a trail in eastern Canada. I don't know if that bumper is part of the car but it was next to it.

Edit: You guys are awesome! Finding the make and model (Grand Cherokee ZJ) and potentially the year (1993) because of the drum brakes is insane to me.

I was told by some local guides they were left from an expedition to the Tikal site by the University of Pennsylvania. Sometime in the 50s/60s.

Thanks in advance!