Crash Champions Collision Repair 2990 Simms Street, Hollywood, FL 33020

"Frank was the one I communicated with. The job was done in a timely fashion. Everyone was pleasant. It was a big accident and the car looks like new!"

"This shop was formally owned by ideal collision, the new owner and management have been super helpful. They are a large brand which sometimes can be a pain in the you know what to deal with. I can say this shop has proven to me that they care and stride for customer satisfaction! Do not hesitate to take your business here. They will meet and exceed your expectations."

"TRASH CHAMPIONS is The worst body shop in all of SOUTH FLORIDA!. Do not drop your vehicle here - Frank Ellis is a terrible lair and did more damage to my truck that i am seeking legal counsel and plan on suing.- I will subpoena google for all the 1 star reviews to prove IM NOT THE ONLY VICTIM. They do terrible body work. Used THE wrong color paint. Did not install all the parts. Lied and said everything is on back order. Had the truck for a month and when you call the girl that answers is also a masterful liar. Be very carful you will get screwed too. I have battery issues and theres a short in the electrical since i got it back. Pure EVIL> Thank god my insurance company is covering the corrective repairs since they recommended this awful place. I wish i never met FRANK ELLIS. HE IS NOT AN HONEST PERSON AND WILL LIE REPEATEDLY WHILE RIPPING YOU OFF. !!!!"

"We use this company when repairing our door on a 2021 Tesla Model Y. As a whole, the workers decent and was completed in about two months. Despite the lack of communication or updates, we were happy to receive the car back in a adequate state. Sadly, there are larger cabs around the charge, port area, and multiple places where white paint/primer was left over. Despite us having to wait an extra day to have the car detailed say it was not properly cleaned up on our arrival. It looked to be as if a training had waxed the side of the car and the residue was still left. We brought up our concerns to Frank, who was our incident personnel that we are working with. He stated that they did not remove the tail light or adjust anything on the charge port, and made no comment on the other materials left around the car. Even if they did not remove the tail light, this could’ve been an overstep, and they could have removed more pieces of the car."