I was in an accident that resulted in damage to the driver's side fender and bumper. I drove it for a week and it was perfectly drivable, no impact to function, except my front blinker that was broken. Finish Line was recommended by the dealership I purchased my vehicle from since they do not do collision repairs. I took it in on 5/18/2024 and there has been no progress (today is 7/1/24). Sean is the worker repairing my vehicle and he has added repairs to my estimate that were NOT related to my accident. My car had prior small dents and scratches, and the paint on my hood has severe sun damage. By no means did I expect my car to be returned to me in mint condition and I was very clear about that and other maintenance work that I planned on doing when I dropped it off with Tracy. Well, the unecessary repair costs exceed the value of my car by several thousand dollars, which will result in a total loss (if I let it happen). Sean claims that certain parts were missing or damaged and THEY WERE NOT, I HAVE PICTURES. He then stated that they "have to" make certain repairs to make the finish and paint match the new parts, but with that logic, would you not have to paint the whole car to match? He stated that they can't leave out certain "repairs" like the paint not matching because of their reputation. So, I am about to lose my perfectly running vehicle that I am about to pay off, because "you must" make unecessary repairs to protect your reputation? Sean also says there is damage on the inside of the fender, which I understand may need repair, but there is no way of saying since they also dissasembled my car before my insurance could assess it and make their own estimate AND refused to allow my insurance's claims adjustor to see my vehicle, TWICE, when he came to see my car. When I asked Sean what I needed to do for them to reassemble my car, so that I could pick it up, he said "we don't really have a choice", indicating that I may not pick up my car until they fix it. I doubt they can legally do that. He also stated that "the parts will not reassemble because they're broken." Well, guess what? I spoke to someone with insider information who informed me that Sean WILL indeed add parts for repair to your estimate that broke during his repair and he is not careful! He still had the audacity to tell me he would "take offense" if I wrote a review about these tactics. Needless to say, Tracy continues to give me the run-around and I've called and left a voicemail to inform them I am picking my car up this weekend. However, I am worried that Sean may have caused more damages to may car and that my vehicle will be in worse condition than when I dropped it off. This is auto insurance fraud and it is also a violation of the Motor Vehicle Repair Act, which prohibits repair providers from misrepresenting services or charging for unnecessary repairs. DO NOT TAKE YOUR CAR HERE, it's fraud disguised in claims of "quality". read more