This Charger came in after a front-end collision that pushed the bumper cover, grille and both headlights back toward the radiator. From the curb it looked like a bumper job. Our bumper-to-bumper assessment found more underneath.
What we found
- A split bumper cover and a broken grille
- Both headlight assemblies cracked at their mounts
- A buckled hood and a bent hood latch support
- A radiator support pushed back out of position
What we did
We wrote up every damaged part before any work started and sent the estimate to the insurance company, then worked with the adjuster on the parts the car needed: new factory headlights, grille and hood rather than aftermarket ones. The radiator support was pulled back to its factory measurements so the new panels would line up, and the gaps around the hood and fenders were checked before paint.
The result
The new panels were painted and blended into the fenders so the white matches across the whole front end. The Charger went home looking the way it did before the accident, with headlights that aim where they should.
