Toyota Avalon Accident Damage

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 2012 Toyota Avalon with some ugly collision damage. The bumper was torn off. The headlamp, grill, wheel, fender and door were all damaged and a foglamp and some internal parts were simply gone. The customer's insurance company paid for repairs. This car had a 3-stage pearl white paint which is beautiful but also notoriously difficult to match. Can you tell the car had this much repair work done in the after photos?

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2015 Chevrolet Silverado Rear-Ended

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a truck. . . a top of the line, barely off the lot, 2015 Chevy K1500 Silverado LT Crew Cab 4x4. As bad as this damage looks, we're sure the car that rear ended the Silverado faired worse. We realigned the frame, replaced the bed side, tailgate, bumper, exhaust system, catalytic converters and more. Then we repainted using factory matched paint. Our customer told us, "It looks like nother ever happened!" Thanks.

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Collision Repair on Honda Accord

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 2003 Honda Accord. We had painted this car four or five years ago with our urethane base coat-clear coat paint. The owner said she was happy with our work so she returned when her car, unfortunately, got hit. The bumper, door and quarter panel and wheel all had dents and scrapes. We repaired all of the damage, realigned the frame and suspension and matched the paint. This repair went through Ameriprise Insurance but we work with all insurance companies and even with people who don't have insurance coverage. We also arranged for a rental car that the customer was able to drop-off at our shop when she picked up her car.

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Hood Blew Open on Ford Escape

This is the type thing that can ruin your day. Thankfully no one was injured. Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 2011 Ford Escape Hybrid. A mounting bracket for the hood broke and the hood few open and collapsed on the windshield. We replaced the hood, the mounting bracket, hood latch and hinges. We also repainted some scrapes on the fenders.

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Honda CR-V Collision Repair

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 2001 Honda CR-V compact SUV. The vehicle was rear-ended and needed a new bumper, a light and dent repairs on the quarter panel. When we took the bumper off, we found more dents and broken parts, see the photos below. We went back to the insurance company and filed a "claim supplement" to ensure all of the damage was repaired and paid for by the insurance company.

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