The repair time depends on the extent of the damage, parts availability, and insurance approval. Minor repairs can take a few days, while major collision repairs might take one to two weeks. Your auto body shop will provide an estimated timeframe after assessing the damage.

Most insurance policies cover repairs if the damage is part of a covered claim. You will likely need to pay a deductible, and the insurance will cover the remaining costs. The shop can assist with insurance claims and provide an estimate for approval.

Many shops offer OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts, but some insurance companies may only cover aftermarket or used parts. If you prefer OEM parts, let the shop know, as it may affect pricing and repair time.

While some shops accept walk-ins, it’s best to schedule an appointment to ensure quick service. Most estimates are free and take about 15-30 minutes, depending on the damage.

Yes! Not all body shops specialize in luxury, exotic, or European vehicles, but reputable ones with certified technicians and manufacturer-approved equipment can handle the job. Be sure to choose a shop experienced with brands like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, BMW, Mercedes, and Audi to ensure factory-quality repairs.

Yes, we provide a lifetime warranty on paintwork and repairs as long as you own the vehicle. This covers workmanship and materials but does not include normal wear and tear or future accidents.