Many vehicle owners in Edmonton get an insurance estimate for collision repair and are surprised when the actual repair shop bill is significantly higher. For example, an insurer may approve a repair estimate of CAD $2,000, but once the shop disassembles the vehicle,...
When your vehicle has been in a collision, seeing the words “auto body repair” or “collision shop” may give you confidence. But under that umbrella are many levels of skill, training, and certification—and that matters. Having a repair done doesn’t always mean it is...
In the aftermath of a collision, most Edmonton drivers turn to their insurance provider for guidance. Often, this leads to a referral to a so-called preferred or insurance-recommended body shop. While this might seem convenient, it raises an important question:how...
What Information Goes Into a CARFAX? When it comes to buying previously owned vehicles, many Canadians are turning to private sales and used dealerships to make their next vehicle purchase. Buying used can be a money-saver but if you’re not careful about exactly what...
Minor dents and scratches on your vehicle, while not so serious that they can impact your vehicle’s performance, are nevertheless an eyesore that you’ll want to take care of a quickly as possible. Some dents and scratches may require you to seek out an auto body shop...
While most drivers are aware of the importance of getting their vehicle checked out after an accident, not everyone knows how to listen to their car under normal conditions. It can be difficult to tell the difference between a tired car and one that needs to be looked...
