<prompt> Human: I drive a 2010 Honda Civic LX 1.8L with 5 speed manual transmission with 55,000 miles and it is literally in pristine condition, and I keep it that way because its my first car.Last night as I was leaving a restaurant, I saw an old man in a 2002 Chevy Silverado back into my car, with his tailpipe leaving a small indentation in my front bumper. Thats it - minor cosmetic damage to the front bumper, a few scratches to it, and a 1mm chip in my hood. Obviously no drivetrain-related damage or busted radiator, pipes, hoses, etc... Very minor damage, no one was hurt. Im coming to you all this morning because this is my first accident, and Im unsure of how to proceed. I called the police and filed a police report - his tailpipe matched up perfectly with the indentation and Im a USAF pilot with 2010 vision in an empty parking lot, so it was an easy report for the officer. He didnt have the insurance with him, since his son owned the truck and took the card out the night before but the police officer was going to follow up with the son that night to get the info and place it in the police report. Got several picture of both vehicles, including license plate.Im looking to replace the front bumper Honda Parts 04711-SNA-A90ZZ and the hood Honda Parts 60100-SNE-A91ZZ, but am unsure of how to go about filing an insurance claim, talking with his insurance company if he has any or was just lying, and if my local Honda dealership will gladly do this service for me Exterior color NH-578-4 and then probably a tire rotation too.I know this problem pales in comparison to the posts on here that you and I normally respond to, but Im unsure of how to proceed in this situation, and gladly welcome all advice. Thank you!  <response>: Just have your insurance company take care of it. Thats what you pay them for. They will take care of going after the other insurance company or person for payment, and if theres nothing to be gotten no insurance and skips out then your insurance company will probably foot the bill. This is in no way your fault so there wont be any drawback from letting your insurance know. 