What should I do first after an accident? Ensure everyone is safe and contact local authorities if needed. File a claim with your insurance, then call a trusted collision repair shop near you like Driven Collision to start the repair process.
Do I have to use the body shop my insurance recommends? No. You have the legal right to choose any collision repair center. Insurance networks are optional—select a certified shop like Driven Collision for OEM procedures and parts.
How long will collision repairs take? Time varies by damage severity, parts availability, and insurance approvals. Minor repairs can take a few days; major structural work may take several weeks. We keep you updated at each milestone.
Will my car be repaired with genuine OEM parts? Yes. We follow manufacturer repair guidelines and use OEM parts where specified by certifications to restore safety, performance, and value.
My frame is damaged—can it be fixed? Often, yes. With modern frame equipment and laser measuring systems, we can restore structural integrity to factory specs. If a component is beyond repair, we’ll coordinate the next steps with your insurer.
How do I get a repair estimate? Schedule an in-person estimate or submit photos for a preliminary review. We’ll provide a detailed written estimate for you and your insurance provider.
Will my insurance cover a rental car during repairs? If your policy includes rental coverage, yes. We work with rental partners and insurers to help keep you on the road while your vehicle is in our shop.
What certifications does Driven Collision hold? We participate in premier programs such as the Tesla Approved Body Shop Network, Rivian Certified Collision Network, BMW Certified Collision Repair Centers, and certifications for Mercedes-Benz, Lucid, Subaru, Alfa Romeo, Infiniti, Fiat, and more.
Can you match my car’s paint color exactly? Yes. Our computerized paint-matching and manufacturer codes deliver a seamless finish that blends with existing panels.
Why choose Driven Collision? Certified technicians, OEM parts, EV-safe tooling, modern structural equipment, and transparent communication—so your vehicle is restored to original safety and performance standards.