Here’s how it goes: Car stops without indicating whether it is going to turn or not, car following in the rear manages to stop just in time, second car in the rear hits the car in the front (the car that manages to avoid crashing with the car on the front). I was the one who crashed!
Below you can see the photos of my car already in the workshop.

The car I’ve crashed into was from a French family who was actually quite upset with the guy in the front of them. My car suffered quite a bit with the radiator being smashed and other stuff broken in total 600€ were spent to fix it back up (i.e. almost all my monthly wage…). The car from the French family had only a few scarps in the bumper. They were very nice, they told me not to worry and to forget about their part because I “was young and I had loads to pay already”, they even dropped me home since my radiator was smashed and I was afraid of moving the car.
Not happy with it, 2 days later I sent my mom’s car to the workshop as well. This time I didn’t crash, it was the clutch. Calling the remote assistance again… this time it was a delayed problem to solve, a few months back I was coming from Lisbon with my Argentinean friend Kike and I decided to take a short cut, it turned out to be a long one since I got DEEPLY stuck in mud, the only way to recovered it was a tractor. Well with the towing I got all the bottom of the car damaged and only now it complained about the mistreatment.

Well, as my friend Mariana puts it, “me and my cars…”