Usually it's not good, anytime a larger vehicle hits something smaller there is injury and sometimes death.
Die.
Usually not. The driver of a car is always responsible for what they hit. If the driver can prove negligence on the part of the bicyclist (e.g. the bicyclist darted out in front of the car without following the 'rules of the road'), then perhaps yes.
well, besides going to jail if this even happened....which wouldn't, it would cause damage to your car cosmetically or genetically. and it would happen two different ways, if it you hit someone and it went underneath your car, it would tare p the "underbelly" of your car resulting in oil leak and your car would be undrivable, if you hit someone and they went up onto your hood, it would crash your windshield and chances are you wouldn't live from it
If one ran into an embankment they would most likely be hurt. If you hit one with a car, your car would be damaged. If you hit it on a bike you could have serious injuries depending on your speed.
The alligator would die and you would probably get a big dent in your bumper.
We would all die and we would have to kill each other for supplies so get your shotguns ready.
They will sue the owner of the vehicle.
Nothing No One Can Hit A Planet
James William Lambert was in the first car crash in 1891. He hit a tree root and went out of control and hit a post.
Same thing that would happen to you...
The person who hit the car, if "at fault" would be responsible. If the person driving your car was the one at fault, then it would be your insurance that would have to cover it.
they will hit the windshield and hurt their head