receive, over one or more networks, a claim trigger from a computing device of a claimant, the claim trigger indicating that a vehicular incident involving a vehicle of the claimant has occurred;

provide, over the one or more networks, a damage assessment graphic user interface for the computing device of the claimant, by:

(i) performing a lookup in a database for vehicle information of the claimant to determine at least one of a make or a model of the vehicle of the claimant, and (ii) causing the computing device to generate a three-dimensional virtual representation of the vehicle based at least in part on the make or the model, wherein the three-dimensional virtual representation of the vehicle enables the claimant to interact with the damage assessment graphic user interface to rotate the three-dimensional virtual representation of the vehicle about at least a first axis, and select one or more portions of the virtual representation where damage occurred based on the vehicular incident;

provide, over the one or more networks, a map interface that prompts the claimant to provide inputs indicating a location at which the vehicular incident occurred and at least one of a direction of travel, a right-of-way, a route, a trajectory, or a speed of the vehicle on the map interface;

based at least in part on the selected one or more portions of the virtual representation by the claimant, the make and the model of the vehicle, and the inputs provided by the claimant on the map interface, initiate a physics engine to generate a simulation of the vehicular incident to determine whether the claimant has provided inconsistent information regarding the vehicular incident; and

based at least in part on the simulation, determine a set of vehicle parts for the vehicle that likely need to be repaired or replaced.