'vehicle damage' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any physical damage caused to a vehicle. For example: "The vehicle damage was extensive after the accident."
"I'm so amazed by the amount of vehicle damage".
Examples of all-terrain vehicle damage elsewhere are all too easy to come by.
There will also be no vehicle damage - at least not in the original release.
I simply can't understand why an otherwise meticulous racing simulation would basically ignore vehicle damage.
The Insurance Council said most of the claims were for vehicle damage, because the storm hit during the mid-afternoon rush.
Paul metropolitan area alone, State Patrol officers responded to more than 80 crashes involving vehicle damage, said Al Smith, a major with the patrol.
Or a mechanic might pass a final advanced training course by repairing an armored vehicle damaged during a mock ambush at night and under simulated hostile conditions.
#okwx http://t.co/09v9NHN1Wu — NWS Norman (@NWSNorman) 1 Jun 13 Sean Schofer, a storm chaser, posted this photo on Twitter of a Weather Channel vehicle damaged by the storm.
In Washington, Sean McCormack, a State Department spokesman, said two embassy employees had been in the vehicle damaged by the blast, which could be heard across the capital and sent gray smoke billowing near the Mediterranean coast.
Is lighting up inside your vehicle damaging?
In the UK, in 2014 almost fifty thousand motorists made claims about vehicle damages caused by potholes.
