No, I don't think any of it makes sense. Even the
1380kg v + 2304kg v = 3684kg v
can't be right because before the collision you don't have two vehicles moving in either the north/south or east/west direction. Got to write the two headings and two separate equations!
You do have to find the speed of the pair of them after the collision from the friction and distance information given. That is an ordinary 1D accelerated motion problem, a little complicated because there is no time info. Do you have the accelerated motion formula with v's, d and a but no t? That is perfect for the job. If you don't have it you could derive it by solving Vf = Vi + at for t and subbing into
d = Vi*t+.5*a*t^2. Or you could sketch the v vs t graph and use the fact that the area under the graph is the distance.