Front passenger side triangular window shattered

This morning, driving to work the small front passenger-side triangular window ("front side fix window glass" in the service manual) shattered. I was going down the highway at 65 mph with very little traffic. The temperature was 55 degrees F. I heard a sound similar to a plastic soda bottle imploding. Since it was dark, it took a few minutes before I saw exactly what happened.

The glass is still intact; it's just shattered. There is no apparent sign of impact from the outside.

I have just over 60K miles on my 2010. I'm trying to figure out the best way to handle getting it repaired. Looking through the service manual, it appears I would need at least two different types of primers and an adhesive to do the job myself, plus the car would have to sit idle for 24+ hours. So it might be less trouble to get the work done by the dealer or an auto glass shop.

I haven't gotten any quotes yet but my insurance deductible is $500. I'm assuming (hoping?) the job will cost less than that so it looks like insurance won't be of any help. I suppose I'm hoping there might be a service bulletin out there regarding this issue, but this is probably just a pipe dream.

Has anyone had something similar happen? How did you resolve this issue?

 

I got the glass from the dealer for $94. I had called Safelite who quoted me $450. When I told them I could supply the glass which I had gotten for $94, they miraculously reduced their estimate to $100 for the install. I continued shopping and found a local auto glass place that quoted me $75 to do it in my driveway. I'm having the work done tomorrow; I'll report back then.

 

Actually, yes. I hit a small deer (coincidentally along the same stretch of highway) about a year and a half ago. I had the front bumper cover and fog light replaced. Then, just a few months ago, I was rear-ended and had the rear bumper cover replaced. Never any major damage but the recent rear-ending caused a serious jolt.