The Collision Repair Shop

Dodge Collision Repair & Auto Body Shop

Strong body lines. Confident handling. A repair plan that respects both.

Your Dodge Deserves More Than a Cosmetic Fix

A sharp crease, damaged wheel or cracked bumper can be the beginning of a larger repair. We assess the impact, identify affected components and explain the work needed before you authorize it.

The Collision Repair Shop handles bodywork, refinishing and collision-related repair coordination for Dodge owners. We work with all insurance companies. You receive a written estimate and a clear discussion of parts, approvals and transportation needs.

Customer Offers

Savings & Transportation During Qualifying Repairs

Dodge collision repair 10 percent off coupon

10% Off Qualifying Work

Mention this coupon when requesting your estimate. Our team will explain eligible repairs and how the discount applies.

Some restrictions apply. Confirm exclusions and whether offers can be combined before authorization.

We waive your deductible and free car loaner offer; some restrictions apply

Deductible Assistance & Free Loaner

Qualifying customers may receive up to $1,000 toward their deductible. A free car loaner may also be available while approved qualifying repairs are completed.

Some restrictions apply. Eligibility, loaner availability and applicable requirements must be confirmed.

Follow the Path of the Impact

What Was Hit Matters More Than How Large the Mark Looks

Front-end damage can involve reinforcement components, cooling equipment and lighting mounts. A side impact may affect doors, rocker areas or wheel alignment. Rear damage can reach beyond a bumper cover into attachment points and adjoining panels.

Disassembly may be needed to expose concealed damage. Findings are documented, repairability is reviewed and additional work is approved before it proceeds.

  • Bumpers, grilles, fenders and hoods
  • Doors, quarter panels and rocker areas
  • Trunk lids, liftgates and rear body panels
  • Body measurement and structural repair planning
  • Mounting brackets, latches and weather seals
  • Seam sealing and corrosion protection
Repair assessment includes the components behind the bumper.
Charger, Challenger & Specialty Trims

Performance Equipment Changes the Repair Details

Widebody Fitment

Fender extensions, wheel clearance and related mounting components must match the vehicle’s configuration. A standard-body component may not suit a widebody repair.

Hoods & Airflow

Scoops, vents, ducts and cooling packages can differ by trim. These parts are identified by vehicle specification rather than exterior resemblance alone.

Splitters & Spoilers

Cracked aerodynamic pieces and damaged attachment points need inspection. Low-mounted components can also conceal underbody impact damage.

Wheels & Suspension

Wheel impacts may affect tires, hubs and suspension components. Report new vibration or pulling. Modified ride height and alignment preferences should be discussed.

Carbon & Composite Parts

Repair options depend on the part’s material and function. Cracks or damaged mounts may require replacement or specialist assessment.

Owner Modifications

Tell us about aftermarket panels, wraps, tuning hardware and suspension changes. Build details help separate original components from added equipment.

Durango, Journey & Caravan Families

Everyday Access and Utility Still Matter

Liftgates & Rear Access

Hinges, latches, seals and powered mechanisms are considered when rear damage affects them. Camera and wiring concerns may accompany the visible panel damage.

Sliding Doors

On Caravan models, side impacts may involve tracks, rollers or powered-door equipment. The repair plan considers operation as well as the outer panel.

Towing & Added Equipment

A rear impact near a hitch deserves inspection before towing. Let us know about racks, accessories and other equipment attached to damaged areas.

Color, gloss and surface preparation contribute to the repaired finish.
Refinishing With Attention to Character

Bold Colors Need Careful Preparation

Dodge finishes can make color differences easy to notice. We evaluate the existing paint, use computerized matching to support selection and refine the application through visual checks and test panels where needed.

Surface correction, cleaning and primer preparation come before color. Blending may be required for a consistent transition, followed by curing and finish inspection.

Stripes, decals, painted hoods, protective film and ceramic coatings are discussed separately so the estimate accounts for the complete appearance you want retained.

Qualifying collision workmanship and paint finish are backed by our lifetime limited warranty. Request the written terms for coverage and exclusions.

Electronics & Collision-Related Mechanics

A Finished Exterior Is One Part of the Job

Diagnostic Scans

Pre-repair and post-repair diagnostic checks help document faults and guide inspection. They complement physical checks rather than replacing them.

Driver Assistance Calibration

Cameras, radar and parking equipment may require calibration or setup after relevant repairs. Requirements are reviewed for the installed equipment and work performed.

Module Setup

Replacement electronics may require programming, initialization or learn procedures. Applicable operations are completed or coordinated within the repair plan.

Cooling & Air Conditioning

Radiators, condensers, fans and fluid lines can be damaged behind front panels. Leaks and broken mounts are assessed alongside bodywork.

Glass & Lighting

Windshield options and camera mounts influence replacement. Lighting repairs may involve wiring, aim checks and electronic setup.

Airbags & Restraints

Deployed airbags and restraint concerns require model-specific inspection and replacement planning. Relevant seat belts, sensors and related components are assessed as applicable.

Newer powertrains: Charger Daytona electric models, SIXPACK-powered Chargers and Hornet plug-in hybrids have different technical requirements. High-voltage, battery and specialty work require separate assessment and confirmation of available services.

Make the Decisions Clear

Insurance Documentation, Parts & Approvals

Claim Intake

Bring your claim number, adjuster details and any existing estimate. We organize repair findings and damage photographs for review. Your insurer determines coverage.

Hidden Damage Supplements

Additional findings are documented after inspection or disassembly. We explain changes to the proposed work and schedule before added repairs proceed.

Replacement Parts

Our usual preference is original equipment parts. Manufacturer requirements, application and availability inform the plan. Proposed alternatives are identified and discussed before installation.

Paying Out of Pocket

A claim is not required to request an estimate. We explain the repair scope directly so you can compare options with your budget and deductible.

Repair Time & Cost

Parts supply, damage complexity, refinishing and required system operations determine the estimate and timing. A small exterior mark can involve work that is not visible.

Parking Damage & Weather Events

Choose the Method That Fits the Damage

Dings & Hail

Paintless dent repair may suit accessible dents with intact paint. Depth, stretching and panel location determine whether refinishing can be avoided.

Scuffs & Scratches

Superficial marks may respond to controlled correction. Deeper scratches, cracked coatings or damaged bumper tabs require further assessment.

Lease Return Preparation

Have visible damage reviewed before the return date. Compare the estimate with your agreement and lease inspection requirements.

Expanded Model Directory

Dodge Cars, SUVs, Vans & Earlier Trucks

This reference adds newer vehicles and missing legacy families. Equipment, body styles and names vary by generation and market. Classic, imported and commercial repair scope is confirmed individually.

Muscle & Performance

  • Dodge Charger — classic and later generations
  • Dodge Charger Daytona — electric and earlier nameplate uses
  • Dodge Charger SIXPACK — R/T and Scat Pack configurations
  • Dodge Challenger
  • Charger and Challenger SRT Hellcat / Redeye variants
  • Challenger SRT Demon and Demon 170
  • Dodge Viper and SRT Viper
  • Dodge Stealth
  • Dodge Daytona
  • Dodge Magnum

SUVs & Crossovers

  • Dodge Durango
  • Durango R/T, SRT and SRT Hellcat variants
  • Dodge Hornet GT and R/T plug-in hybrid
  • Dodge Journey
  • Dodge Nitro
  • Dodge Caliber
  • Dodge Ramcharger
  • Dodge Raider
  • Dodge Durango Hybrid — earlier model

Sedans & Compact Cars

  • Dodge Dart — classic and modern generations
  • Dodge Neon and Neon SRT-4
  • Dodge Avenger
  • Dodge Stratus
  • Dodge Intrepid
  • Dodge Dynasty
  • Dodge Spirit
  • Dodge Shadow
  • Dodge Aries
  • Dodge Omni and Omni 024
  • Dodge Colt and Colt Vista
  • Dodge Lancer

Minivans & Commercial Vans

  • Dodge Caravan
  • Dodge Grand Caravan
  • Dodge Mini Ram Van / Caravan C/V
  • Dodge Ram Van
  • Dodge Ram Wagon
  • Dodge B-Series vans
  • Dodge Sprinter — Dodge-branded generations
  • Dodge A100 and A108

Earlier Dodge Pickups

  • Dodge Dakota
  • Dodge Ram 1500, 2500 and 3500
  • Dodge Ram SRT-10
  • Dodge Ram 50 / D-50
  • Dodge D-Series and W-Series pickups
  • Dodge Power Wagon — earlier Dodge-branded vehicles
  • Dodge D100 / D150 / D200 / D250 / D300 / D350
  • Dodge W100 / W150 / W200 / W250 / W300 / W350

Rumble Bee is a Ram special edition, not a separate model family.

Classics & Regional Vehicles

  • Dodge Coronet
  • Dodge Super Bee
  • Dodge Polara
  • Dodge Monaco
  • Dodge Royal and Custom Royal
  • Dodge Diplomat and St. Regis
  • Dodge Aspen
  • Dodge Mirada and 600
  • Dodge Kingsway and other regional nameplates
  • Dodge Attitude and regional Neon models

Do not see your exact badge? Send the year and VIN. Trim labels such as GT, R/T, Scat Pack, SRT and special editions sit within their corresponding families. Modern Ram-branded vehicles can be discussed separately.

Current manufacturer reference: Official Dodge Vehicles.

From Arrival to Delivery

How Your Repair Progresses

  1. Record the Concerns

    Vehicle details, damage and new symptoms are documented.

  2. Prepare the Estimate

    Visible damage and proposed operations are reviewed with you.

  3. Inspect Behind the Panels

    Disassembly identifies concealed damage and additional requirements.

  4. Approve Parts & Added Work

    Findings are documented for authorization before proceeding.

  5. Repair & Refinish

    Approved bodywork, protection and finish operations are completed.

  6. Reassemble & Set Up

    Applicable mechanical, scan and calibration work is completed or coordinated.

  7. Inspect & Detail

    Repaired areas and relevant functions are checked before cleaning.

  8. Review the Records

    Completed work, written warranty and care guidance are explained.

  9. Return Your Vehicle

    You collect your Dodge with a clear understanding of the repair.

Before Booking

Practical Answers for Dodge Owners

Can you assess a widebody or modified car?

Yes. Provide configuration details and damage photographs. Parts and specialty requirements are reviewed before the repair scope is confirmed.

Can stripes and special appearance details be retained?

We discuss decals, trim and finish details during estimating. Removal or replacement needs and availability are considered before work begins.

Can you estimate the repair from photos?

Photos help start the discussion. An inspection and possible disassembly may be needed to establish the complete scope.

Why can the estimate change?

Exterior panels can conceal broken mounts, wiring or structural damage. Added findings are documented and reviewed for approval.

Will a scratched bumper need replacement?

Not necessarily. Material, cracks, mounting damage and equipment requirements determine whether repair is appropriate.

Does windshield replacement require calibration?

It may when cameras or related equipment are fitted. The requirement is reviewed for the vehicle and replacement operation.

What if my Dodge cannot be driven?

Contact us to discuss towing and intake. Avoid driving with steering problems, damaged tires, significant leaks, deployed airbags or suspected battery damage.

Can you assess a Charger Daytona or Hornet plug-in hybrid?

Contact us with the VIN and damage details. Available services are confirmed individually; high-voltage and battery work require a dedicated assessment.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Bring vehicle details, claim information if applicable, any existing estimate and photos. Mention warning lights, modifications and transportation needs.

What if the insurer declares a total loss?

Your insurer determines the claim outcome. We can provide repair findings and discuss vehicle-release arrangements. Settlement questions belong with the insurer.

How should I care for the repaired paint?

Follow the instructions provided at delivery. Waxing, coatings and protective film may need to wait until the refinishing system is ready.

What if I notice an issue after collection?

Contact us promptly about a concern involving the repaired area so it can be reviewed. Keep the invoice and warranty documents for reference.

The Collision Repair Shop

Put the Next Step in Motion

Tell us what happened and how your vehicle has changed. Our team will help you understand the estimate and arrange a repair assessment.

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

Offers, deductible assistance and loaners are subject to eligibility, availability and restrictions. Specialty services require scope confirmation. Contact us for complete offer and warranty terms.

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