The Collision Repair Shop · Ferndale, Michigan

Mercedes-Benz Collision Repair in Ferndale, MI

Refined craftsmanship. Thoughtful repair planning. Personal attention for Mercedes-Benz drivers throughout Metro Detroit.

836 E 9 Mile Rd, Ferndale, MI 48220

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Free Written Estimates Understand your repair options
Premium Glasurit Paint Attention to color and finish
Insurance Claim Assistance Support throughout the process
Loaner & Deductible Options Restrictions and availability apply
Luxury deserves thoughtful care

A considered repair for an exceptional vehicle.

The precision of a body line. The depth of a paint finish. The comfort and confidence you expect behind the wheel. Every detail matters when your Mercedes-Benz has been damaged.

At The Collision Repair Shop, your repair begins with understanding the damage and explaining the proposed work. Whether you are dealing with a parking scrape, a damaged bumper or a substantial collision, we help you move forward with a clear repair plan.

Our Ferndale team provides a central point of contact for your estimate, body and paint work, insurance communication and coordination of additional services required by the repair.

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A plan built around your vehicle

Mercedes-Benz models and configurations.

Your VIN, model year, construction, powertrain and installed equipment help define the parts, procedures and specialist requirements for your repair.

Sedans, Coupes & Convertibles

C-Class, E-Class, S-Class, CLA, CLS, CLE and SL, along with earlier Mercedes-Benz passenger vehicles. Parts and procedures are reviewed for the specific model and generation.

SUVs & G-Class

GLA, GLB, GLC, GLE, GLS and G-Class, including earlier GL, GLK and M-Class vehicles. Damage assessment considers body panels, trim, lighting, sensors and mechanical components.

AMG, Maybach & Electric Models

Contact our team about Mercedes-AMG, Mercedes-Maybach, EQE, EQS and other electric or hybrid configurations. Specialized materials, equipment and high-voltage requirements must be evaluated before work proceeds.

A complete view of collision damage

Mercedes-Benz auto body and collision repair services.

The visible dent is only the starting point. A thoughtful estimate considers related components and further work identified through inspection, disassembly and diagnosis.

01 / BODY & PANEL DAMAGE

Doors, fenders, hoods and liftgates

Assessment of damaged exterior panels, trim and mounting points. Repair or replacement depends on the material, damage location and applicable manufacturer procedures.

02 / BUMPERS & GRILLES

Look beyond the bumper cover

Bumper impacts may involve brackets, absorbers, reinforcement, grilles, lights, wiring and sensors. The condition of related components helps establish the repair scope.

03 / PREMIUM REFINISHING

Color, gloss and finish quality

Premium Glasurit paint, computerized color matching, surface preparation and appropriate blending. Specialty finishes receive an individual refinishing assessment.

04 / STRUCTURAL ASSESSMENT

Materials and measurements

Structural concerns are evaluated against vehicle-specific repair information. The affected components determine measuring, joining, replacement and specialist requirements.

05 / DIAGNOSTICS & ADAS

Electronic systems and calibration

Review of scanning and calibration requirements for affected cameras, radar, parking sensors and other installed driver assistance equipment.

06 / GLASS & LIGHTING

Visibility and functionality

Windshield, side glass, rear glass, mirrors and lighting damage assessment. Camera-equipped glass and advanced headlights may require additional procedures.

07 / MECHANICAL DAMAGE

Steering, suspension and alignment

Evaluation of collision-related wheel, tire, steering, suspension and cooling-system concerns. Changes in handling or ride height warrant further diagnosis.

08 / DENTS, SCRATCHES & HAIL

Options for smaller damage

Paintless dent repair may suit certain dents when paint condition, access and material allow it. Scratches and hail damage are assessed for the appropriate repair method.

09 / CLAIM & LEASE SUPPORT

Help with the practical details

Insurance estimate review, damage documentation and supplement assistance, plus cosmetic assessments before lease return. Coverage and lease charges depend on applicable terms.

One point of contact, a vehicle-specific plan. The scope is confirmed after assessment. Work requiring manufacturer authorization, restricted parts, specialized equipment or an outside provider must be evaluated and arranged before that work proceeds.
Navy Mercedes-Benz GLS with front bumper and fender collision damage inside a repair workshop
Precision begins with understanding

The details behind the damage matter.

A damaged bumper or fender may conceal broken supports, affected sensors, disturbed wiring or mechanical damage. Exterior appearance alone cannot establish every necessary repair.

Tell our team about warning messages, fluid leaks, unusual noises, steering changes or a vehicle that no longer sits level. These details help guide the inspection and further diagnosis.

  • Visible damage inspection and documentation.
  • Review of related components and mounting locations.
  • Identification of further diagnostic or disassembly needs.
  • Discussion of proposed parts and repair operations.
  • Communication when additional damage is discovered.
A finish worthy of the vehicle

Mercedes-Benz paint and specialty finishes.

Color matching requires more than a paint code. The existing finish, application process and neighboring panels all influence the final appearance.

Metallic & Pearl Colors

Color variation, metallic orientation, pearl effects and gloss are considered when planning the finish. Blending may be appropriate to establish visual consistency between panels.

Magno Matte & Satin Finishes

Matte and satin surfaces require a different assessment from gloss finishes. The paint plan must account for sheen and the appropriate repair and care process.

Premium Glasurit Paint

The Collision Repair Shop uses premium Glasurit paint and computerized color matching. Surface preparation, color evaluation and suitable application procedures are considered for each refinishing plan.

Tell us about specialty finishes and protective films. Identify any matte paint, ceramic coating, vinyl wrap or paint protection film when requesting an estimate so it can be considered in the repair and finishing plan.
Care beyond appearance

Structure, safety and Mercedes-Benz technology.

A refined finish is one part of the repair. Structural procedures, electronic systems and collision-related mechanical checks deserve equal attention.

Aluminum and Mixed Materials

Construction varies by model and generation. The affected material and component determine permitted repair methods, joining processes and replacement requirements.

Driver Assistance Systems

Equipped cameras, radar and other sensors may be affected by impacts or by bumper, glass, alignment and structural work. Applicable procedures establish required checks and calibrations.

Electric and Hybrid Vehicles

High-voltage systems introduce additional handling, inspection and repair requirements. Inform our team about an electric or hybrid powertrain before arranging towing or a drop-off.

Understand your options

Insurance, parts and repair costs.

Know what work is proposed, which parts are on the estimate and what you may owe before authorizing the repair.

Insurance claim assistance

Our team helps with estimates, photographs, adjuster communication and supplements for additional damage. Provide your carrier, claim number and existing estimate when contacting us.

Your insurer determines coverage and payment approvals. Ask about your deductible, rental allowance and any unresolved estimate differences.

Genuine parts and repair requirements

Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts are designed for the specific vehicle. Proposed part types should be identified on the estimate, with any alternatives explained before authorization.

Manufacturer repair requirements, availability, policy provisions and owner decisions should be considered when finalizing the parts plan.

What determines the price?

Damage depth, affected materials, parts, labor, specialty refinishing, structural operations and required diagnostics or calibrations influence the total.

We recommend a vehicle-specific inspection rather than relying on generic damage categories or outdated price ranges. Hidden damage may change the scope.

Offers and transportation options

Contact our team about the advertised repair discount, deductible assistance and free loaner options. Eligibility, restrictions and vehicle availability apply.

Confirm the applicable terms and whether offers can be combined before scheduling. If paying directly, ask for a written estimate.

A clear path from start to finish

What to expect from your collision repair.

Every repair is different. These stages explain how the assessment, authorization and repair decisions fit together.

  1. Discuss your vehicle

    Share your model, damage concerns and claim details. Ask about towing coordination if it cannot be driven safely.

  2. Inspect and estimate

    Visible damage is assessed. Further disassembly, measurement or diagnosis may be needed to establish the scope.

  3. Review and authorize

    Discuss parts, procedures, approvals, potential customer costs and any required specialist arrangements.

  4. Repair and refinish

    Approved work proceeds as parts and resources become available. Additional damage is documented and discussed for authorization.

  5. Complete required checks

    Scanning, calibration, alignment and other verification procedures are addressed according to the repair requirements.

  6. Review at collection

    Review completed work, your invoice, warranty, paint care instructions and follow-up recommendations.

After an accident

Your first steps.

  • Check for injuries and contact emergency services when needed.
  • Move to a safe location if it is safe to do so.
  • Photograph damage and exchange the necessary information.
  • Notify your insurer when filing a claim.
  • Arrange towing if there are leaks, damaged tires, deployed airbags, steering problems or uncertainty about safe operation.
  • Contact our team to discuss a damage assessment.
For your estimate

What to have ready.

  • Your VIN, model year and contact information.
  • The vehicle or clear photographs to start the discussion.
  • Your insurer and claim number, if applicable.
  • Any estimate already prepared by the carrier.
  • Details of warnings, leaks or changes in handling.
  • Information about specialty paint, wraps or protective films.
Answers for Mercedes-Benz owners

Mercedes-Benz collision repair FAQs.

Practical answers for planning your Mercedes-Benz, Mercedes-AMG or Mercedes-Maybach repair.

Do you offer free Mercedes-Benz collision estimates?

Yes. Contact The Collision Repair Shop for a free written collision repair estimate. An initial inspection addresses visible damage; hidden damage or diagnostic findings may require an updated estimate.

Which Mercedes-Benz models can you assess?

Contact our team about Mercedes-Benz sedans, coupes, convertibles and SUVs, including C-Class, E-Class, S-Class, GLC, GLE, GLS and G-Class. Provide the year and VIN so the repair scope and specialist requirements can be evaluated.

Can you assess AMG and Maybach vehicles?

Contact us with your model, VIN and damage concerns. These configurations may have specialized trim, materials, suspension or other equipment. Required parts, procedures and specialist arrangements must be established before work proceeds.

How much does Mercedes-Benz collision repair cost?

Cost depends on affected components, materials, parts, labor, paint and required diagnostic or calibration work. An inspection provides a vehicle-specific starting estimate. Photographs may not reveal the complete damage.

How long will my Mercedes-Benz repair take?

Timing depends on damage, parts availability, approvals and specialist work. Ask for an estimated completion window after assessment and updates if additional damage changes the plan.

Do you help with insurance claims?

Yes. Our team assists with estimates, damage documentation, adjuster communication and supplements. The insurer determines coverage, policy benefits and payment approvals.

What if the insurance estimate differs from the repair estimate?

Differences may involve parts, labor operations, procedures or damage that was not initially visible. They should be documented and reviewed with the carrier. Confirm any unresolved customer responsibility before authorizing additional work.

What is a collision repair supplement?

A supplement is an additional estimate for damage or necessary operations identified after the original estimate. Photographs and supporting documentation explain the additional work. Approval requirements may affect timing.

Will my repair use genuine Mercedes-Benz parts?

Ask to review the proposed parts on your estimate. Manufacturer requirements, availability, policy provisions and owner decisions influence the parts plan. Part types and alternatives should be explained before authorization.

Can aluminum Mercedes-Benz components be repaired?

Repairability depends on the model, component, material and permitted procedure. Some parts may be repairable; others require replacement. Specialized equipment, authorization or parts access may be required and must be confirmed for the job.

Does bumper or windshield replacement require calibration?

It can. Requirements depend on installed equipment and the components removed, replaced or disturbed. Camera-equipped glass, radar mounting areas and alignment conditions should be evaluated against applicable manufacturer procedures.

Are diagnostic scanning and calibration the same thing?

No. A scan retrieves diagnostic information from vehicle modules. Calibration is a separate procedure used when required to establish correct operation or reference positions. One does not replace the other.

Can a collision affect air suspension or ride height?

Yes. Suspension and related components may be affected by an impact. Report abnormal ride height, warnings, unusual noises or changes in handling. Further diagnosis is needed to determine the cause.

Can I drive my Mercedes-Benz after a collision?

Exterior appearance alone cannot establish whether it is safe. Leaks, damaged tires, steering problems, deployed airbags or significant warning messages warrant stopping and arranging an assessment. Use towing when uncertain.

Can you help arrange towing?

Call (248) 545-4600 for help coordinating towing to the shop. Confirm pickup arrangements, charges and applicable insurance coverage before dispatch. Identify an electric or hybrid vehicle when arranging transport.

What if my vehicle is electric or a plug-in hybrid?

Tell our team when you call. High-voltage systems introduce additional handling, inspection and repair requirements. The scope and any specialist arrangements must be confirmed before work proceeds.

Can you assess Magno matte paint damage?

Ask our team to review the finish and damage. Matte and satin paint require a different refinishing and care process from gloss paint. The proposed method and required resources must be confirmed for your vehicle.

Can you match metallic and pearl Mercedes-Benz paint?

We use premium Glasurit paint and computerized color matching. The existing finish is evaluated and blending may be included where appropriate. Specialty finishes are considered individually when planning the work.

What happens to paint protection film or ceramic coating?

Tell us about existing protective products before the estimate. Film removal, replacement or coating work may require separate operations. Confirm the scope, cost and appropriate timing after refinishing before arranging replacement.

Do you offer free loaners and deductible assistance?

These options may be available to eligible customers. Restrictions, terms and vehicle availability apply. Confirm arrangements before scheduling your repair.

How does the advertised 10 percent discount work?

Ask our team to confirm eligible repairs, exclusions, terms and whether the offer can be combined with other assistance. Clarify the discount and your expected responsibility before authorization.

Can hail damage or small dents be repaired without painting?

Sometimes. Paintless dent repair depends on paint condition, material, access and dent shape. Cracked paint, sharp creases or unsuitable access may require conventional repair and refinishing.

Can you assess damage before a Mercedes-Benz lease return?

Yes. Ask for a cosmetic damage assessment before return. Repair options can be discussed, but the lessor determines wear standards and charges. Repairs do not guarantee elimination of lease-return fees.

What happens if my insurer declares a total loss?

The carrier evaluates the claim and determines whether to proceed with repair or a total-loss settlement under applicable requirements. Ask about valuation, settlement, vehicle release and outstanding charges.

Will repairs guarantee my vehicle's resale value?

No. Accident history, repair quality, condition, mileage and market demand can affect value. Keep your estimate, final invoice and available repair records.

Is collision damage covered by the factory warranty?

Collision damage is generally handled through insurance or owner payment rather than a factory defect warranty. Questions about remaining manufacturer coverage should be reviewed against your warranty terms with Mercedes-Benz.

What warranty applies to the paint work?

The shop advertises a lifetime paint warranty subject to applicable written terms. Request a copy and review coverage, exclusions and care requirements before approving the repair.

How should I care for freshly refinished paint?

Follow the instructions provided at delivery. Ask when washing, waxing, polishing, ceramic coating or paint protection film installation is appropriate. Specialty matte finishes require finish-specific care.

What should I review when collecting my vehicle?

Review the itemized invoice, completed work, warranty and paint care instructions. Where applicable, ask about documentation for scans, calibration, alignment and specialist work. Discuss follow-up recommendations before leaving.

Conveniently located in Ferndale

Mercedes-Benz collision repair near Metro Detroit.

Visit The Collision Repair Shop to discuss your vehicle, understand the proposed work and begin with a written estimate.

We welcome drivers from Ferndale, Royal Oak, Oak Park, Pleasant Ridge, Huntington Woods, Berkley, Southfield, Birmingham, Troy, Detroit and surrounding communities.

The Collision Repair Shop
836 E 9 Mile Rd
Ferndale, MI 48220
(248) 545-4600
Your Mercedes-Benz deserves thoughtful care

Begin your repair with clarity and confidence.

A clear estimate. Answers to your questions. A repair plan developed around your vehicle. Contact The Collision Repair Shop to discuss your Mercedes-Benz today.

Mercedes-Benz, Mercedes-AMG and Mercedes-Maybach names identify the vehicles discussed; manufacturer affiliation or certification is not implied. Repair scope is confirmed after assessment. Promotional offers, deductible assistance, loaner vehicles and warranty coverage are subject to applicable terms, restrictions and availability.

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