We dissent from that part of the majority’s *977opinion that concludes the verdict of $46,600 was not excessive. Plaintiff sustained two scars of moderate length, one on her forehead requiring four stitches and the other on her leg requiring none; a broken nose resulting in a spur for which she was treated once in the 15 months between the accident and the date of trial; and other minor complaints for which she sought and obtained minimal medical attention. When the approximately $3,000 of medical, hospital and household expenses resulting from the accident is subtracted from the $46,600 damage award, it is clear that plaintiff was awarded over $43,000 for pain and suffering. Such amount is excessive. The judgment should be reversed and a new trial ordered unless plaintiff stipulates to reduce the total verdict to $20,000, and, in that event, the judgment should be affirmed.