VERY DISHONEST AND OPPORTUNISTIC. I bought my car into this body shop because it was the closest to where my car broke down just next to Reichs Ford Rd. and Allstate called them a preferred body shop. A rock the size of a mandarin fell off a flatbed from one of those gravel trucks, went under my car and knocked my oil filter out and sent my car's oil spilling all over the road and my engine shut down when the car's sensor picked up low oil levels. Before finding out it was just the oil filter, I thought the worse since the car wouldn't start and he rock made a lot of noise as it was bouncing through my car's undercarriage. Everything started out fine, got my car rental from Enterprise and the receptionist was very kind when I handed over my keys (she is the only saving grace this place). Keep in mind that my car although wouldn't start could be placed in neutral and pushed. In fact that is how I got it off the busy road where my car died on me (a nice gentleman behind me helped pushed it while I steered it in neutral). I car rolled VERY smoothly. When I got it to the body shop's parking lot, it was only 20-30 feet away from the main garage where they performed their body shop work. I would have not known this unless I forgot to get some items from my car when I dropped it off. Before I left I remembered I needed a couple of items. One of the main guys named Sean was a little reluctant to let me back, but eventually walked me back to my car. I assumed it was for security purposes, but you'll understand an additional reason, by the end of this review. So once I found out it was just a matter of replacing the oil filter and the oil, I had them do that work and I went to go pick it up the next day. Now it was under the $500.00 deductible threshold, so I would be paying out of pocket.....fair enough. When I went to pick up the car, the bill was roughly $367.00. $143.00 for towing (which Allstate is reimbursing me for).That leave $224.00, FOR AN OIL CHANGE WITH FILTER. I can understand $100-$150 total, because of the quick diagnostic and labor. I was curious what kind of oil they put in because some places try to cut corners by using cheap oil. So I asked the receptionist what kind of oil was used for the change? Before she would answer, a rude mechanic working there cut her off and said, "The kind that comes out the ground". Instead of engaging and stooping down to his level I just smiled and the kind receptionist got the answer (it was full synthetic...at least on paper). He then continued and said, "I was right! I told you it was the kind that comes out the ground". Not sure if you want to employ a mechanic who doesn't know a little bit about how oil is refined and graded. So instead of asking him if he wanted a cookie for his efforts, I just paid the bill because I had to get back to work. I thought it was pretty pricey considering the amount of work they did. As I reviewed the bill I saw a surcharge for $95.00 for additional towing. I called and asked why I was charged for towing since I was already billed for towing. The receptionist put me on the phone with Sean and he said they had to tow the car from where it was parked in their lot to the main garage where they did the work. Again the car was 15-30 feet from the main garage in the first place. It was a matter of putting the car in neutral and rolling it into the garage. I told Sean as I was walking to my car to pick up my forgotten items that the car rolls just fine when you put it in neutral because I was explaining to him how the situation happened in the first place and how I safely got it on the side of the road. He said that they deemed the car undriveable and because of this had to tow it 15-30 FEET! Now I know why he didn't want me walking back to the lot where my car was parked. He didn't want me seeing how close my car was to the main garage. I know body shops do what they can to upcharge, but this is nothing short of UNETHICAL and SHADY. I told Sean what I thought and he said, it's just what we charge. I've never written a review on yelp, but I felt inclined to write one in case anyone else thinks of using them for their car. I will also be initiating a dispute with my credit card company that I paid the bill with to subtract the $95.00 for services not rendered. If need be I will file a civil dispute, because this is a matter of principle. As a member of the United States Air Force, we are taught three core values: integrity, service before self, and excellence in all you do. Now I don't expect a place of business to embody all of these traits, but I expect all places of business to have integrity, and in this particular case Modern Auto Body did not exemplify this. When a person or business lacks this, I tend to distance myself and discourage anyone from trusting them in the future. Do with what you wish with your car and money, but if I took the initiative to write this lengthy review, you should take caution before using their services. read more