Maserati Collision Repair

Yes. Our technicians are trained to work on the full Maserati lineup, including the MC20 and MC20 Cielo (carbon fiber monocoque), GranTurismo and GranCabrio (including Folgore electric), Grecale (including Folgore electric), Ghibli, Levante, and Quattroporte. We follow model-specific repair procedures and use the correct OEM parts for each platform.

The MC20 uses a full carbon fiber monocoque chassis—the same class of construction used in vehicles like the Ferrari 296 and McLaren 720S. This means the entire structural core of the vehicle is a single carbon fiber unit, not a metal frame with carbon panels attached. Repairing or replacing monocoque sections requires specialized assessment, tooling, and bonding techniques. The MC20 also features butterfly doors with unique hinge geometry and, on the Cielo, a retractable glass roof—both requiring precise mechanical restoration.

Yes. The GranTurismo Folgore features a 92.5 kWh battery pack and three electric motors producing 750 hp, while the Grecale Folgore uses a 105 kWh battery. We follow specific safety protocols for high-voltage battery disconnect, isolation, and handling during collision repair. Post-repair diagnostics verify the battery management system, charging function, regenerative braking, and electric motor performance.

Yes. While these models are being replaced in Maserati’s lineup, they remain common on Los Angeles roads. We maintain full OEM parts access through Maserati’s distribution network and follow model-specific repair procedures. These vehicles feature air suspension systems that require proper ride height recalibration after repair.

Yes. We use PPG and Glasurit refinishing systems for exact color matching across Maserati’s full palette, including signature tri-coat metallics like Blu Infinito and Rosso Vincente, matte finishes that require specific clear coat application protocols, and special-order colors from the Fuoriserie personalization program. Matte finishes cannot be buffed or polished like standard clear coat our team understands the distinction.

Yes. Current Maserati models feature Highway Assist (Level 2 semi-autonomous driving), Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keeping Assist, Autonomous Emergency Braking, and a surround-view camera with 3D visualization. We perform full ADAS recalibration after any collision repair that affects sensor positioning or structural alignment. On air suspension models, ride height recalibration is also completed

We coordinate directly with your insurance provider from initial estimate through final approval. Maserati repairs often involve specialized construction methods (carbon fiber monocoque on MC20, aluminum on GranTurismo, EV systems on Folgore models) that require detailed documentation for proper authorization. Our team manages all negotiation and advocates for OEM parts and manufacturer repair procedures. You always have the right to choose your own repair facility.

Timelines vary significantly by model. Grecale or legacy model repairs with cosmetic or minor structural damage may take one to three weeks. GranTurismo aluminum structural repair may take two to four weeks. MC20 carbon fiber monocoque work or Folgore EV system repairs can take six to twelve weeks depending on the extent of damage and parts availability from Modena. We provide a detailed timeline after inspection and keep you informed throughout the process.