Infiniti Collision Repair

Yes. Our technicians are trained to work on the full Fiat lineup, including the all-electric 500e, the 500X crossover, and previous-generation models like the 500 and 500L that are still common on Los Angeles roads. We follow model-specific repair procedures and use the correct OEM parts for each platform, including EV-specific safety protocols for the 500e’s high-voltage battery system.

Yes. Infiniti vehicles use a mix of aluminum and high-strength steel that requires specific welding techniques, structural adhesives, and rivet systems. Standard steel repair equipment and methods can compromise the structural integrity of these materials. Our facility is equipped with the dedicated tooling these repairs demand.

We perform full ADAS recalibration on every Infiniti safety system affected by the repair, including ProPILOT Assist, Intelligent Brake Assist, Blind Spot Intervention, Lane Departure Prevention, and all camera and radar systems. Your safety features are tested and verified before the vehicle is returned.

Yes. We use computerized color-matching technology with PPG and Glasurit refinishing systems to precisely replicate your Infiniti’s original finish, including multi-coat metallic and pearlescent options. Our refinishing process delivers factory-level results.

Yes. We use genuine OEM parts for all Infiniti repairs to maintain fit, safety, and performance. OEM parts ensure compatibility with your vehicle’s safety systems and help preserve warranty coverage and resale value.

We coordinate directly with your insurance provider from estimate through final approval. Our team advocates for OEM parts and proper repair procedures, ensuring your Infiniti is restored correctly without compromising on quality through aftermarket substitutions.

Most Infiniti repairs are completed within 7 to 15 business days depending on damage severity, parts availability, and required recalibrations. We provide detailed timelines upfront and keep you updated throughout the process.