I went Collision Revision because they are "recommended repair facility" from my (former) auto insurance company. While doing the estimate for the insurance company, which seems like a conflict of interest to me, the manager from Collision Revision told me 4 times the insurance company gave them a number to stay under to get the job. (Also a conflick of interest.) After Collision Revision came up with their estimate the insurance company called my car totaled. Then Collision Revision negotiated with the insurance company and the insurance company approved the repaires. Now I have a vehicle I would never have purchased. They cut corners to do the job cheap. They fixed panels that should have been replaced and charged the insurance company for replaced panels. The paint is so bad you can scract it with your finger nail. It's been several months and I still cannot get the smell of tarnish out of my car. The warmer the wheather the worse the smell is. And the frame they "repaired" creeks when I turn corners. I've been asked by many, many mechanics why Collision Revision and the insurance company fixed that car. My best answer is greed. To add insult Collision Revision put about 150 miles on my car while they had it. I had the oil changed the day before the accident. When I picked up my car the odemeter had almost 200 miles more than the oil change reading. Not only that but I always have the back seats down flat and when I picked up my car the back seats where up and the drivers side head rest was adjusted for a much teller person. Someone made themselves comfortable in my car.