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Welcome to the Modern Auto Body blog – your trusted resource for all things auto body repair. With over 50 years of experience, we share expert advice on DIY maintenance, choosing the right services, and the latest trends in auto repair.
As Edmonton’s most trusted name in collision repair, and one of the few centers in Canada that is OEM-certified in seven luxury brands, we offer exclusive insights into innovative repair technologies and best practices for keeping your vehicle in top shape.
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Tesla Certified: Why Modern Auto Body is Your Trusted Shop for Tesla Body Repairs
As electric vehicles (EVs) become more common on the roads, Tesla leads the way with its groundbreaking technology and innovation. However, with this advanced design comes the need for specialized care when it comes to vehicle repairs, especially bodywork. At Modern Auto Body, we are Tesla Certified, which means we have the specialized training, tools, and knowledge necessary to repair and restore Tesla vehicles after accidents or collisions. If you're a Tesla owner, it’s crucial to understand why these vehicles are different from traditional cars and how Tesla certification plays a key role in ensuring your vehicle is properly repaired.
Modern Auto Body: Your Trusted Porsche Factory-Certified Auto Body Shop in Edmonton
When it comes to luxury cars, few brands are as iconic as Porsche. Known for their performance, craftsmanship, and innovation, Porsches demand the highest standard of care. That’s why it’s essential for Porsche owners to choose an auto body shop that meets their rigorous repair and service requirements. At Modern Auto Body in Edmonton, we are proud to be a Porsche Factory-Certified Auto Body Shop, meaning we meet the brand’s exacting standards for repair and restoration.
Why Proper Windshield Replacement is Crucial: Protecting Your Vehicle’s Integrity and Safety
At Modern Auto Body in Edmonton, we understand that your vehicle’s windshield is more than just a piece of glass—it's an integral part of your car's structural integrity and safety features. Whether your windshield has been damaged due to an accident or environmental factors, it's important to replace it properly using the correct factory equipment and techniques. In this blog, we’ll dive into why it’s essential to have your windshield replaced the right way, from preserving the windshield frame to ensuring the accuracy of your vehicle’s advanced safety systems.
Understanding Alberta’s New No-Fault Insurance Program: What It Means for Drivers
In November 2024, Alberta introduced a no-fault insurance system for auto accidents. This change aims to simplify the claims process and reduce the need for lawsuits. If you’re a driver in Alberta, it’s important to understand how this new system works and what it means for you. At Modern Auto Body, we want to help you navigate this change and ensure your repairs are handled properly. Below, we’ll explain how the no-fault insurance system works, what it means for your claims, and your rights as a driver in Alberta.
Can Paintless Dent Repair Fix Hail Damage? Here’s What You Need to Know
Hailstorms can wreak havoc on your vehicle, leaving behind unsightly dents across the hood, roof, and sides. If you've recently experienced hail damage, you may be wondering what your best options are for repair. The good news is, Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) can often be the perfect solution for hail damage, and here at Modern Autobody, we’re here to explain why.
Exotic Materials in Modern Vehicles: Revolutionizing the Automotive Industry
The automotive industry is undergoing a significant transformation, as manufacturers increasingly turn to advanced materials to enhance vehicle performance, safety, efficiency, and aesthetics. Gone are the days when steel and aluminum were the standard for car construction. Today, innovative materials such as carbon fiber, magnesium, and titanium are making their way into everyday vehicles, high-performance sports cars, and electric vehicles (EVs).
