Some kid slammed into the back of my 2010!!! Less than 7k on it. Dealer recommended Desert Auto Body for repairs. Wondering if there's anything I should watch out for or pay attention to during the repair process. Any comments are helpful.

thanks!

 

I used to be stationed at Nellis AFB, and recently been transferred to where I am now, Germany. Before I came into the AirForce, I used to be a professional automobile painter. The dealer body shops in my opinion are some of the most dirtiest and the lack of doing the job right/correct. Unfortunately, me and my wifes car(s) were involved in a couple of incidents while there in Vegas. After touring a couple of body shops for their products and facilities, we ended taking our cars to Ultimate Collision off of Rancho. They took care of our cars correctly and they are professional in all they do. I also recommended them to several of my friends there in Vegas and they were pleased with there service as well. The body shops at the dealers do some of the most shadiest stuff, and also a another revenue for the dealer to make money. The technicians are just your typical run of the mill person that works on all kinds of cars and most are not even certified. I hope this helps and good luck!!!!