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Main Auto Body
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citysearch c.
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I've had Main Auto Body do body work three or four times in the past 25 years and they have been adequate and I have been pleased with the work. However, they recently appraised my auto for total loss valuation per CCC Valuesource's input form and they screwed up everything. First, the appraiser, Joe, did not see that the car had air conditioning or a CD changer. Next he marked all condition elements ""good"" (one grade above the lowest rank) when the condition was clearly ""above average"" (all maintenance records, no stains, no tears, no wear, no built-up grease, no leaks, no squeeks...car had 60,000 miles on it). We had to take our own pictures and send them to the insurance company who agreed the condition was obviously ""well maintained"" and duh, it had air conditioning and CD. When I asked Joe why he rated it the way he did he said ""Well, it was an older car so I just marked everything 'good'...if it was ready for the dealer I would have marked it 'very good'."" The upshot is there is a dealer ready grade on the score sheet called ""excellent"". My take on this is that Joe needs to retire as he obviously doesn't give a rip about the consequences of his appraisal. Either that or he is getting a a kickback form the insurance company. I really doubt that he actually inspected the car.
Pros: Repairs are satisfactory
Cons: They're beholden to the insurance companies not the customer
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