Your Auto Restoration Planning Guide
Every car is different, especially when it comes to classic cars that have had more time to change. Every restoration is different depending on the car to be restored and the wants and needs of the person who is doing the restoring. So, where do you start? Set a...
How does Lease Car Insurance Work?
About a third of new cars are leased instead of purchased outright every year. This statistic isn’t surprising, considering that lease payments are generally lower than monthly payments for financing a new car. Every car on the road requires auto insurance, so let’s...
Your Rights as a Car Repair Consumer
There are certain topics that every car owner should know when having their vehicle repaired. Taking your car to the repair shop isn’t generally something people are familiar with (because hopefully it doesn’t happen all that often!) But, if you are in an accident,...
Summer Road Trip Tips
With more people on the roads in the summer, it’s no surprise that car accidents increase during the warmer months too. Summer brings other challenges to drivers too: more road construction, longer days with sleepier drivers, and more drunk driving. Taking a few...
Caring for Your Car’s New Paint after a Repair
Your car has been to the collision shop, it’s been repaired, made to look new, and you’ve taken it home. If it had a new paint job, your body shop technicians were meticulous in ensuring that the new paint matched the old paint. Paint is tasked with protecting your...
10 Collision Repair Terms to Know
Every industry has its own jargon and not everyone understands the language! It’s important for you to know what’s going on with your car, during your repairs, so we’ve put together a short list of repair shop terms you might hear. Aftermarket Parts Any auto part that...
