Whangaparaoa Collision Repairs

18/10/2026

We feel super proud when we can submit apprentice nominees for scholarships.

Well done to our Apprentice Nominee Summer. Your nomination is currently being evaluated by the Capricorn Rising Stars judging panel.

15/10/2026

For over a century, MTA has been a symbol of trust and quality for Kiwis on the road since 1917.
When you see the Bright Blue MTA Badge, you're assured of professional, honest service that values expert workmanship and customer satisfaction 🚗

With almost 15 years in business, WCR Collision Repairs has proudly been a trusted MTA member since 2012, reinforcing our commitment to trusted standards and quality workmanship 🚗

14/10/2026

The team at WCR Collision Repairs can ease your stress when an accident happens! At assessment time we carefully mark all around the damage with our red arrows ensuring no damage is missed. Our estimators have a wealth of experience and rain or shine, nothing stops them getting out there to provide you the service.

11/10/2026

Every scrape gets the same care. Whether it’s a minor touch-up or more extensive repairs, our team stays thorough—estimators assessing, QC reviewing, and everyone working to ensure your car looks great and is ready to roll. 👀 Trust the process with Whangaparaoa Collision Repairs.

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08/10/2026

Efficient gear, same commitment to excellence! 🛠️ Our updated workspace ensures we can work more efficiently and deliver top-standard repairs. Nothing beats having the right tools for the job!

06/10/2026

02/10/2026

We appreciate parking can be a tad stressful when you're on the go! That’s why we’re making every effort to keep parking spaces available for your visit to WCR Collision Repairs. 🙌

With our new parking signs for better visibility, you can focus on what really matters, without the added stress 😁

Come see us today! 🛠️

30/09/2026

A reminder to highlight our commitment to transparency! At WCR Collision Repairs, we take pride in being a trusted and approved repairer, showcasing our affiliations and the extensive brands we work with. Your vehicle's value is our priority, and we're here to ensure it stays protected! 💪✨

25/09/2026

Do the clocks go forward or back?
Clocks will go forward one hour at 2am on Sunday, 27 September.

That means you'll lose an hour's sleep and it will be darker when you wake up in the morning.

It also means the sun will set an hour later, allowing extra time in the evening for those summer BBQs or some sport/exercise.