Subaru Certified
Collision Repair
Accidents are unfortunate and unpredictable, but if your Subaru is involved in one, choosing where to have it repaired can make all the difference moving forward.
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Subaru Certified Collision Centers provide expertly trained and certified technicians with advanced equipment to help restore your vehicle to its pre-collision specifications – and this includes accurately calibrating Subaru EyeSight® Driver Assist Technology. They also have direct access to Genuine Subaru Collision Parts for replacement to help ensure your Subaru is returned to you with the protective capabilities that kept you safe in the first place, so you get peace of mind for all the miles ahead.
COLLISION REPAIR:
What you need to know?
know your repair rights
When you file a claim with your insurance agent/company, it is important to remember the customer rights included with any automotive insurance policy:
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You have the right to decide where to have your Subaru repaired.
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You have the right to insist that your insurer and repair facility use only new Genuine Subaru Collision Parts for replacement.
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You have the right to ask your chosen collision center for a written repair estimate before authorizing any repairs to review terms of coverage, Genuine Subaru Collision Parts usage, and final costs with your insurance provider.
Ensuring your rights are honored with your insurance company will help guarantee that your Subaru is repaired correctly and safely. For more information about collision parts, repairs, and your customer rights, visit: crashrepairinfo.com
*Industry information prepared by the OEM Collision Repair Roundtable, Inc.
Why Genuine Subaru Collision Parts?
Protect Your Safety & Quality
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The type of replacement parts used to repair your vehicle can make a substantial difference. Unlike aftermarket alternatives, Genuine Subaru Collision Parts are nearly identical to the ones originally installed on your vehicle from the factory. Aftermarket parts are not generic parts made by Subaru – they are made independently from the rest of your vehicle by a different manufacturer. Though they may be less expensive, aftermarket parts are often less reliable.