I also suggest calling your insurance and reporting your accident. It will more than likely be considered an "act of god/mother nature"-type situation, and they should cover it, minus your deductible, of course. As long as you mention that you did what you could to try and avoid the collision, they should accept your claim. Try to not drive the vehicle until it can be taken to a repair center and you can get a rental car.

Call your insurance agency usually for a deer strike you will only need to pay the deductible and they cover everything else.

My guess is that you hit a deer and damaged the car.

Check see if not out of line or you bent tire rod. Some time as far as car pulling to one side may need brake pad replace. Not a mechanic things i have had happen to me.

File with insurance and mention everything. Sounds like the front end got messed up. Wheel alignment shop work.

Get it to a body shop and have it checked out tomorrow. Don't continue to drive it since you may cause additional damage. File an insurance claim too since it sounds like you have a substantial amount of damage.

I have a 2014 ford focus se. It's mine and my girlfriend's and we was on our way home from work and we hit a deer. IT was almost dark so made it harder to see. Well we're pretty fortunate because it didn't hit head on. It hit to the right of the car and tore up the right front fender, passenger side mirror, and then the back right fender. Basically everything on the right side. Well anyways since then I've been feeling a roughness in the steering wheel and gas pedal and don't know what it could be. I'm thinking either the tire might have gotten off balance or that's at least what I'm hoping. It pulls to the left, but it's been pulling to the left a little bit since we got it, just now it seems a little worse. Someone please help, thanks and God Bless. :)