No. If the wall is stationary and infinitely massive, you’d bounce off at the same velocity; if it was moving at the same speed as you you’d bounce off at three times the original velocity.
Edit: if the other object is a car, then yes, there is no difference in either case from your perspective.
If the collision is completely inelastic, then there will be no bouncing. In a car, usually the crumple zone completely absorbs and dissipates all the energy kinetic.
Edit: if the other object is a car, then yes, there is no difference in either case from your perspective.