Ordering parts for a Salvaged Air Touring

[Louseed]

Kniesel's Collision, Inc.
Loomis CA 95650

 

[ZenithRed]

Kniesel's Collision, Inc.
Loomis CA 95650

That price seems so low (in a great way). I wonder what the difference between your quote and mine is.

 

[SteveR]

That price seems so low (in a great way). I wonder what the difference between your quote and mine is.

about a year in college for the shop owner's kid, ar, ar

 

[Macgreiner]

Right to repair is undervalued until you need it!

 

[ZenithRed]

Right to repair is undervalued until you need it!

Hear hear! I am a staunch supporter of r2r.

 

[Andrew@CCRC]

about a year in college for the shop owner's kid, ar, ar

All the Lucid certified shops are required to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars in tooling and training before they will even refer one customer to us for repairs. So yes, the cost of repair will remain high until the brand sees more penetration into the market. Lucid allows many parts to be purchased by anyone, not just certified shops, but components that require coding, calibrating, structural repair work, are restricted be design--to protect their liability.

Any Lucid service center can look at a salvaged car and get guidance from the engineers to determine if the car is eligible to be able to be repaired, there's a specific checklist they have to go through. Lucid has the ability to grant a shop the ability to re-shell a car if it's necessary.