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Normally the term wreck is used to describe a situation when two objects, at least one being a vehicle, try to occupy the same space at the same time, also known as an automobile accident. "Wreck" can be when two vehicles collide with each other or if one vehicle collides with another object such as a tree, ditch, house, telephone pole, etc.
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