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CARSTAR Collision Centers Adds 10 New Locations

This summer, 10 independent collision centers around the country have joined CARSTAR.

CARSTAR says the new locations represent its entry into three states – Tennessee, North Carolina and Iowa – and the strengthening of its presence in Washington, Colorado, Ohio and Nevada.

The 10 newest CARSTAR locations include:

• Priebe’s CARSTAR Collision Center, Medina, Ohio

• Lawrence Stewart CARSTAR, Memphis, Tenn.

• Advanced CARSTAR Arvada, Arvada, Colo.

• Advanced CARSTAR Northglenn, Northglenn, Colo.

• Southwest CARSTAR Auto Body, Las Vegas, Nev.

• McGurk Meyers CARSTAR, Coralville, Iowa

• Foster’s Collision CARSTAR – Capital, Raleigh, North Carolina

• Foster’s Collision CARSTAR – Airport, Raleigh, North Carolina

• Foster’s Collision CARSTAR – Cary, Cary, North Carolina

• Fred’s Autobody CARSTAR, Hoquiam, Wash.

"We’re extremely pleased to welcome these new members to the CARSTAR family," said Dick Cross, CARSTAR CEO. "They all run great businesses and have strong histories of quality customer service. We’re looking forward to building their business together, helping local car owners get back on the road with fast, reliable collision repairs, and giving back to the community at the same time."

CARSTAR is North America’s largest group of collision repair centers, with 400 stores in the United States and Canada and growing. As part of CARSTAR, these new franchisees will offer a new array of services and products for collision repair, including modern repair technology, rental vehicles, national warranties on repairs and turnkey service for customers.

In the two decades since it was founded, CARSTAR has performed more than 2.5 million repairs and delivered customer satisfaction ratings averaging 97 percent or better.  


More information:

More than 70 CARSTAR Stores Recognizing Veterans in November

 

CARSTAR Names National Award Winners at Annual Conference

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