Porsche Specialized Repair Facility in Los Angeles

Yes. We source genuine OEM Porsche parts for all repairs, ensuring proper fit, finish, and long-term performance. Using original parts helps maintain your Porsche’s integrity, safety systems, and resale value—especially important for models like the 911, Taycan, or Panamera.

Absolutely. Porsche uses unique finishes—from solid GT colors to complex metallics and multi-stage paints. At Avio, we use computerized color-matching and factory-correct paint systems to restore a seamless finish, so no one will ever know where the damage was.

In many cases, yes, you can request the shop you want. If you’re filing a claim, we’ll help keep the process organized and provide the documentation typically needed for a smooth repair flow. (For claim specifics, confirm with your insurance provider.)

Bring the vehicle in for an inspection and any claim information you already have (if applicable). If it’s minor damage, photos can help us provide a ballpark estimate before we see it in person.

It depends on the extent of the damage and the model. Cosmetic repairs on Porsche vehicles like bumper scuffs or panel refinishing typically take 3 to 7 days. More complex repairs involving structural components, sensor calibrations, or multi-stage paint blending can take 2 to 4+ weeks.

At Avio Coach Craft, we’ll give you a realistic timeline up front and update you along the way. We prioritize precision over speed, because your Porsche deserves both.

Porsche repair costs vary depending on the damage, part availability, and paint complexity. Minor repairs (like dents or single-panel resprays) might cost $1,200–$3,000, while structural repairs, ADAS recalibration, and high-gloss multi-stage finishes can reach $8,000–$20,000+.

We only use OEM Porsche parts and factory repair methods, so you’re paying for proper restoration, not shortcuts.