Hi all,

Recently I had to take my car to get repaired due to someone slamming into the back of my car. My bumper was pretty messed up and the trunk became misaligned. The other driver's insurance company told me to bring my car to Brandywine Coach Works but I asked my dealer who they recommended. They suggested that I bring my car to Karosserie instead. The body shop specializes in all high-end vehicles - Ferrari, Porsche, Lamborghini, etc. I figure if they are certified to repair those cars, they can take care of our Infiniti! I can't tell you enough good things about this place. The staff there is very professional and curteous. They did an awesome repair job and even cleaned my car (including vacuuming the inside)!

One of the guys there named Will asked if I wanted to take a tour of the body shop where they repaired cars. I was like a kid in a candy store....my jaw literally dropped when I saw the cars they were working on. Better than going to a freaking autoshow!

I highly recommend anyone who needs body work done to take their cars there and speak to Will. He will definitely take care of you - tell him John sent you. Ask him for a tour too!!!

Their info is below:

Karosserie
378 Crooked Lane
King of Prussia, PA 19406
610-279-8925

 

Glad you had a good experience there - i have always heard nothing but positive things about Karosserie. It def is a hidden gem in our area too - first time i went through that place (about 3 years ago) i was shocked!!! Always nice cars in there...

Good post man....people need to know about places like this where money is second to QUALITY workmanship.

 

Hey guys! I know I'm bumping an old thread but I was trolling around and this is exactly what I was looking for. I've used quite a few shops around the area (Reading, PA) and have usually been let down with the overall quality in the past.

Seems like it's so damn difficult to find quality shops around my area anymore. Needless to say, I'm probably picking up a Nismo V1 kit for my Z and I didn't know where to get it painted (expecially since PPW is such a PITA to paint). Thanks for sharing the experience!