Inglewood · LOS ANGELES AREA

Exotic Auto Body

Hours vary 2/6 details checkedNot yet claimed

What they repair.

Inglewood collision shop certified by Honda, Acura, Nissan, Kia, GM, Ford, Subaru, Toyota, FCA and Hyundai, with I-CAR Gold Class certification.

Collision repairInsurance claims

Makes they name

HondaAcuraNissanKiaGMFordSubaruToyotaFCA/StellantisHyundai

The shop offers

Rental car assistance

Services, makes and offers are published by the business. Confirm the shop can repair your vehicle and how it handles your insurance claim.

Trust check.

What we could confirm before you hand over the keys: 2 of 6. This is not a rating — it shows what you can verify for yourself.

Real, sourced locationAddress and details from 2 official sources.
BAR registration shownNo California BAR (ARD) number found yet. Ask the shop for it.
I-CAR or OEM certifiedI-CAR training, as published by the shop.
Written warranty publishedNo warranty terms published. Ask for them in writing.
Reviews you can checkNo review source found yet.
See the shopNo sourced photos yet.

Licensing & certifications.

California BAR registration: Not shown yet — ask the shop for its ARD number
OEM certifications: None published — see certified shops
Industry & paint certifications: I-CAR Gold Class
Warranty: Not published — ask for the warranty in writing
Insurance: Works with all insurance companies.

Every California auto body shop must be registered with the Bureau of Automotive Repair. Look up the shop on the official DCA license search ↗ (choose “Automotive Repair Dealer”). Certifications, warranty and insurance wording as published by the shop — source ↗, checked 2026-10-28. OEM programmes cover specific makes; confirm the certification is current for your vehicle.

Before you hand over the keys, ask.

Four questions that tell you a lot about a body shop. A good shop will answer them plainly.

Are you certified for my car?Ask about I-CAR training and a factory certification for your make — it matters most for EVs, aluminum bodies and cars with driver-assistance sensors.
Which parts will you use?OEM, aftermarket or used. Your estimate and final invoice should say which, and California requires the invoice to name non-OEM crash parts.
What does the warranty cover?Ask for the workmanship and paint warranty in writing, and what it excludes.
How long, and will I have a car?Ask for an expected timeline, how you’ll get updates, and whether they can help with a rental through your insurer.