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Before/After – Porsche Panamera

What appears to be a minor repair can end up being more intricate due to the structural and technical requirements beneath the surface. This Porsche Panamera is a great example of why it is critical to work with a certified repair facility. In the 3-5 working day average it takes to do this repair, the following procedures were done:

  • Replace rear bumper cover
  • Replace reinforcement bar
  • Structural analysis
  • Gentian Blue metallic color takes many years of experience and skill to properly paint this color.
  • Recalibration of the lane changing assist and a complete scan of the electrical system to confirm all codes are cleared.

A seemingly simple fix may often times require a more thorough repair to maintain the integrity of the vehicle. It is important that your vehicle is back to its manufacturer specifications and all safety features are working properly. Find a certified facility that will take the necessary extra steps to ensure your safety and peace of mind. Eli’s Collision Repair is a Porsche Approved Collision Center with several convenient locations to serve you.

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