Champion Auto Body & Paint

"My 1998 Nissan Frontier was looking a little worse for wear. She had paint peeling off in numerous spots and recent damage while she was just parked didn't help. I had already been thinking of getting her repainted and this seemed the perfect opportunity. I got several quotes, but Tom at Champion took a lot of interest in the project. And the price was very reasonable! Tom was also very patient. He answered all of my questions and assured me of the work they would do. Wow! Tom, David and the rest of the crew at Champion did a great job repairing the damage and giving her a fresh coat of paint. She looks brand new! I can't thank them enough for the fantastic work they did. I'm thrilled to be driving my truck again!"

"Champion Auto Body & Paint on 37 W. Sahuaro did a fantastic job! My car looks Brand new DAVID was super helpful through the process he communicated well with me. He kept me updated on the process of the repair. Took a few days for the parts to arrive and car was done in matter of week. They work FAST. 10/10 recommend David should be recognize for his professionalism."

"Champion Auto did and excellent job with my repair service! I interacted the most with David and Thomas, and both of their communication during the consultation and post-repair process were amazing. The prices were fair, and my car now looks brand new. I highly recommend them and will return for future needs!"

"They did an awesome job and my car came back looking brand new! I highly recommend Champion. Professional, fair price, fast and efficient! The entire process went smoothly. Never had to take my car into a body shop before and don't know much about cars...but I know when something is done properly. Honest folks who do great quality work!"

"Great experience at Champion. I bought a used Outback with some damage on the front drivers side quarter panel. Get a quick and fair estimate. I dropped the car on a Monday morning and had it back by lunchtime on Tuesday. The paint looks great and they even gave me a little leftover paint for touching up rock chips."