The Collision Repair Shop · Ferndale, Michigan

Porsche Collision Repair.
Attention to Every Detail.

A Porsche deserves a repair plan as considered as its design. From accident damage and precise panel fit to premium refinishing, we help Metro Detroit drivers navigate the repair process with careful workmanship and clear communication.

836 E 9 Mile Rd, Ferndale, MI 48220

Midnight blue Porsche beside a stormy lake
Free Written Estimates A clear starting point for your repair.
Premium Glasurit Paint Careful preparation and color matching.
Insurance Assistance Support with documentation and supplements.
Lifetime Paint Warranty Subject to applicable written warranty terms.
Porsche Auto Body Repair in Metro Detroit

Confidence begins with a complete repair plan.

The Collision Repair Shop provides Porsche collision and auto body repair in Ferndale, Michigan, serving drivers throughout Metro Detroit. We evaluate visible damage, explain the estimate, and identify additional repair needs as the inspection progresses.

A damaged bumper, door, wheel, or fender can involve more than an exterior finish. Mounting points, structural components, suspension, wiring, cameras, and sensors may also need attention. Your Porsche’s model, year, equipment, and damage determine the repair scope.

911 718 Boxster & Cayman Panamera Cayenne Macan Taycan

Contact us with your model, year, and VIN to confirm repair availability and any specialist requirements, including electric and hybrid vehicles.

From Impact to Finish

Porsche collision repair services.

Repair planning covers the appearance, function, and underlying damage of your vehicle. The services required depend on the inspection and applicable manufacturer repair information.

01 / BODY

Body Panel Repair & Replacement

Evaluation of damaged doors, fenders, hoods, quarter panels, liftgates, and exterior trim. Repair or replacement decisions consider material, damage location, fit, and repair restrictions.

02 / BUMPERS

Front & Rear Bumper Repair

Inspection of bumper covers, reinforcements, absorbers, brackets, grilles, and related components. Sensors and wiring behind the cover are considered when developing the repair plan.

03 / STRUCTURE

Structural Damage Assessment

Assessment of impact-related movement, mounting points, and body geometry. Measurement and vehicle-specific procedures help determine whether a component can be repaired or requires replacement.

04 / FINISH

Paint Repair & Refinishing

Premium Glasurit refinishing, surface preparation, color evaluation, blending when appropriate, clear coat, and final finish inspection for repaired and replacement panels.

05 / COSMETIC

Dents, Scratches & Hail Damage

Assessment of dents, creases, scratches, and hail damage. Paintless dent repair may be an option when paint condition, panel access, and the damage allow it.

06 / GLASS

Glass, Mirrors & Visibility

Repair planning for damaged windshields, door glass, mirrors, regulators, and related components, including any required checks or calibration associated with camera-equipped glass.

07 / CHASSIS

Wheels, Tires & Suspension Damage

Inspection of collision-related wheel, tire, steering, and suspension concerns. Alignment needs and additional mechanical damage are evaluated as part of the authorized repair.

08 / TECHNOLOGY

Diagnostics & Safety-System Planning

Identification of diagnostic scans, sensor inspections, and calibration requirements based on the vehicle and repair. Any necessary specialist services are discussed during planning.

09 / CLAIM SUPPORT

Insurance Repair Documentation

Written estimates, damage photographs, adjuster communication, and supplements for additional damage help keep your claim and repair scope organized.

Vehicle-Specific Care

Every Porsche is different. Its repair should reflect that.

A 911, Cayenne, and Taycan can have different construction, equipment, and repair requirements. Even vehicles within the same model family can differ by year and configuration.

We begin with the vehicle identification number and damage assessment. Material identification, repair-versus-replacement decisions, parts selection, and any required diagnostic or specialist work belong in the plan before the repair moves forward.

If a procedure requires restricted parts, specialized equipment, or an authorized facility, we discuss the appropriate next step with you before committing to that work.

The Finish Matters

Premium Glasurit refinishing.
Carefully considered color.

The quality of a finish begins beneath the color coat. Cleaning, preparation, panel condition, primers, application, and curing all contribute to the final result.

We use premium Glasurit automotive refinishing products. Color matching includes evaluating the existing finish and available variants, with blending considered when needed for a consistent transition between panels.

01 / PREPARATION

A Careful Foundation

Repaired surfaces are prepared for the appropriate refinishing system, with attention to sanding, masking, priming, and sealing.

02 / COLOR

Beyond the Paint Code

Color, metallic orientation, lighting, and the existing finish are considered when evaluating the match and blending plan.

03 / PRESENTATION

Final Finish Inspection

Color consistency, gloss, surface appearance, and panel fit are reviewed before delivery. Paint coverage follows our written warranty terms.

A Clearer Repair Experience

Insurance, estimates, and the details that matter.

Our team assists with collision estimates, damage documentation, insurance inspections, and supplements. An initial estimate is a starting point; concealed damage may become visible after authorized disassembly.

We explain the proposed repair and discuss parts, approvals, and potential customer responsibility before additional authorized work. Insurance coverage and payment decisions remain subject to your policy and the carrier’s claim review.

From First Call to Final Delivery

Your Porsche repair, step by step.

Knowing what happens next makes the process easier. We explain the repair scope and communicate changes as additional information becomes available.

Bring these details to your estimate

  • Your Porsche’s year, model, and VIN.
  • Photos and a description of the accident damage.
  • Your insurer, claim number, and adjuster information, if available.
  • Any existing estimate or inspection report.
  • Information about warning lights or changes in how the car drives.
  1. Initial Consultation & Estimate

    We review the damage, discuss your concerns, and prepare an initial written estimate. Photos can help start the conversation, but an in-person inspection may be needed.

  2. Inspection & Repair Planning

    Authorized inspection and disassembly help identify hidden damage and refine the repair scope, parts needs, and required procedures.

  3. Approval & Parts Coordination

    We discuss authorization, insurance review where applicable, parts availability, and any specialist work that affects scheduling.

  4. Body Repair & Refinishing

    Approved repairs progress through the applicable body, structural, mechanical, preparation, and paint stages.

  5. Checks & Delivery

    Applicable repair checks, diagnostic or calibration documentation, fit, and finish are reviewed. We explain the completed work, written warranty terms, and paint-care guidance at delivery.

After an Accident

Not sure whether your Porsche should be driven?

Do not drive a vehicle with fluid leaks, damaged tires, steering or braking problems, deployed airbags, dragging parts, or other signs that it may be unsafe. Arrange a qualified inspection and appropriate transport instead.

Damage around a wheel, suspension, cooling system, or underbody may extend beyond what is visible. Tell us about unusual noises, warning messages, pulling, vibration, or a change in ride height.

For electric or hybrid models, tell the transport provider the exact vehicle type and follow the owner’s manual transport instructions. A damaged high-voltage system requires qualified assessment.

Straightforward Answers

Porsche collision repair questions.

Explore the questions drivers commonly ask before an estimate, during an insurance claim, and after repairs.

Where can I get a Porsche collision repair estimate near Ferndale?
The Collision Repair Shop is located at 836 E 9 Mile Rd, Ferndale, MI 48220. Call (248) 545-4600 or contact us online to request a free written estimate.
Which Porsche models can you evaluate?
Contact us about your 911, 718 Boxster or Cayman, Panamera, Cayenne, Macan, or Taycan. Provide the model year and VIN so we can confirm the repair scope, availability, and any specialist requirements for your specific vehicle.
Are you a Porsche factory-certified collision center?
This page does not represent The Collision Repair Shop as a Porsche factory-certified or Porsche-authorized collision center. If your repair requires an authorized facility, restricted parts, or a specific certification, discuss that requirement with our team before authorizing work.
How much does Porsche collision repair cost?
Cost depends on the model, damage, parts, labor, refinishing, and any required diagnostic or specialist procedures. A cosmetic repair and an impact involving structural or suspension damage can have very different costs. A written estimate is the best starting point.
Why can the estimate change after the vehicle is taken apart?
Exterior panels can conceal damaged brackets, wiring, mounting points, structural components, or other parts. If additional damage is found during authorized disassembly, the estimate may need a supplement. We discuss the revised scope and required approvals before additional authorized work.
How long will the repairs take?
Timing depends on damage severity, parts availability, insurance approvals, supplements, shop scheduling, and specialist services. We discuss an expected timeline once the scope is clearer and communicate changes that affect completion.
Do you help with insurance claims?
Yes. Our team assists with written estimates, damage photographs, adjuster communication, inspections, and supplements. Your insurer determines coverage under your policy, and we explain any identified customer responsibility as the repair is planned.
Can I bring an estimate from my insurance company?
Yes. Bring the estimate, claim number, and adjuster contact information. We review the estimate alongside the vehicle. Additional damage or necessary procedures may require further documentation and a supplement.
Do you offer deductible assistance or a loaner vehicle?
Deductible assistance and free loaner vehicles may be available for eligible repairs. Restrictions, qualifications, and vehicle availability apply. Contact our team to confirm what is available for your repair before making transportation plans.
Will my Porsche receive genuine Porsche parts?
Parts selection is discussed during repair planning. It depends on vehicle requirements, the proposed repair, availability, insurance coverage, and customer authorization. Ask which parts are listed on your estimate and whether genuine Porsche parts are required or proposed for each operation.
Can a damaged Porsche panel be repaired instead of replaced?
Sometimes. The decision depends on the panel material, damage severity and location, access, and applicable repair limitations. Replacement may be necessary when a repair is unsuitable or restricted. The inspection determines the appropriate approach.
Can you match my Porsche’s paint?
We use premium Glasurit refinishing products and evaluate the paint code, available variants, and existing finish. Blending adjacent panels may be recommended for a consistent appearance. Special finishes are assessed individually.
Can dents or hail damage be repaired without repainting?
Paintless dent repair may be suitable when the finish is intact and the dent’s shape, location, material, and access allow it. Deep creases, damaged paint, and some panel locations may require conventional repair and refinishing.
Does a bumper repair require sensor calibration?
It may. The requirement depends on the installed equipment, damage, components removed or replaced, and applicable procedures. We identify calibration needs during repair planning and discuss how any required work will be completed.
Are diagnostic scans and calibration the same thing?
No. A diagnostic scan reads information and fault codes from vehicle systems. Calibration is a separate procedure used when required to establish the correct operation or alignment of certain cameras and sensors. A scan alone does not replace a required calibration.
Can collision damage affect alignment or suspension?
Yes. An impact involving a wheel, curb, or suspension area can affect tires, wheels, steering, mounting points, and alignment. Pulling, vibration, uneven ride height, or a steering wheel that is no longer centered should be reported during inspection.
What if airbags deployed during the accident?
Airbag deployment requires an assessment of the restraint system and related damage. The required components and procedures depend on the vehicle. Do not assume that replacing an airbag alone completes the repair.
Can you assess collision damage on a Taycan or an electric Macan?
Contact us with the model year, VIN, and damage details before arranging delivery. Electric-vehicle repairs can require high-voltage qualifications, specialized equipment, and specific procedures. We confirm the available scope and any required specialist involvement before accepting that work.
Can you provide an estimate from photographs?
Photos can help with an initial review, but they may not show hidden damage, dimensions, or component condition. An in-person inspection and, where authorized, disassembly may be needed for a more complete estimate.
What happens if the insurer considers my Porsche a total loss?
Your insurer makes that determination through its claim review. Ask the adjuster how the decision affects repair authorization, vehicle release, transport, and settlement. Contact us to discuss the vehicle’s status and any authorized services already performed.
Will repairing the car erase its accident history?
Repairing a vehicle does not erase its accident history. Keep the estimate, final invoice, and available repair documentation. Future value depends on factors including the vehicle, damage, condition, repair quality, and market.
What warranty applies to the paint and repair work?
We offer a lifetime paint warranty subject to applicable written terms. Ask for the warranty documentation explaining covered work, exclusions, and claim procedures. Parts and other services may have separate warranty terms.
How should I care for newly refinished paint?
Follow the care instructions provided at delivery. Washing, polishing, waxing, paint protection film, and ceramic coating timing depend on the refinishing system and cure requirements. Check with our team before applying a coating or protective film.
Do I have to file an insurance claim?
You can request a customer-pay estimate and discuss payment arrangements with our team. Whether to file a claim depends on your coverage, deductible, repair cost, and circumstances. We can explain the proposed repair so you have clearer information.
Ferndale · Metro Detroit

Give your Porsche the attention it deserves.

Start with a conversation and a clear estimate. Tell us what happened, share your concerns, and let our team help you understand the next step.

The Collision Repair Shop
836 E 9 Mile Rd
Ferndale, MI 48220

Conveniently located for Porsche owners in Ferndale, Royal Oak, Oak Park, Detroit, Birmingham, Troy, Southfield, and surrounding Metro Detroit communities.

Request your free written estimate.

(248) 545-4600

Porsche model names and trademarks identify the vehicles discussed. This page does not imply affiliation with or factory authorization by Porsche. Repair availability depends on the vehicle and required procedures. Customer benefits and warranties are subject to applicable terms.

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