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07/04/2024

06/17/2024

ADAS - Blind Spot Warning - Helping Consumers understand safety systems and functions by SCRS

This series is designed to help consumers understand the safety systems and functions potentially found on their vehicles, and considerations those systems m...

12/02/2023

A solid understanding of the protections your insurance policy offers starts with a good questions and communication when selecting your insurance company an...

03/15/2023

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01/12/2023

01/02/2023

When reviewing the estimate or repair order, it’s important to be able to identify and understand the types of parts being covered by the insurance company, and what is being replaced on your vehicle by your repair facility. This doesn’t just mean understanding the difference between bumpers and fenders. You also want to understand if the part is a new Original Equipment (OE/OEM) part from your automaker, or if an aftermarket or used part is being specified in its place to save money. This video walks through the differences between each of these part types, how to identify it on the estimate, different terminology used to describe the same thing and what you might want to know about each.

As a consumer, you have the right to request that your vehicle be repaired only with OEM collision replacement parts, and only you have the authority to authorize how the vehicle may fixed. However there are factors that can influence who will pay for those parts, including insurance policy limitations and state laws and regulations. This makes it important to be well-informed on part types, and to be able to speak with your repair professional and insurance company about what you want and expect in the repair process.

When reviewing the estimate or repair order, it’s important to be able to identify and understand the types of parts being covered by the insurance company, ...

12/02/2022

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Consumer Tips from SCRS.

The shiny new paint on your car is the first thing you will see after a repair, and that shine comes from the clear coat. Clear coat is a clear, protective s...

11/23/2022

Sports & Imports Collision wishes you a very happy Thanksgiving

11/11/2022

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11/02/2022

Hello November! Don't forget to set your clocks back one hour. Effective this Sunday, November 5th, at 2:00am