Straightforward answers to the questions Cambridge, Easton, Salisbury and Eastern Shore drivers ask us every week — written by the team at Eastern Auto Works.
No. In Maryland you have the legal right to choose your own body shop. Here's how insurance "steering" works and how to push back.
Read articleMost collision repairs take 1-3 weeks. Major frame and Tesla repairs can run longer. Here's a realistic timeline and what causes delays.
Read articleOnly Tesla-certified shops have the training, tools, and OEM parts to repair a Tesla without compromising its warranty, safety systems, or resale value.
Read articleA car is "totaled" when the insurer decides repairs cost more than the vehicle is worth. Here's how the math works — and what your options are.
Read articleA clear step-by-step checklist for the minutes, hours, and days after a Maryland car accident — from safety to insurance to picking a body shop.
Read articleOEM parts come from your vehicle's manufacturer. Aftermarket parts are third-party copies. The choice affects fit, safety, warranty, and resale value.
Read articleRestoring a classic is a months- to years-long project. Here are the four levels of restoration, what each costs, and how to choose a builder.
Read articleMost cars built after 2018 have ADAS cameras mounted to the windshield. Replace the glass without recalibration and your safety systems can be off by feet.
Read articleGet a free written estimate from a Tesla Approved, I-CAR Gold Class body shop serving Maryland's Eastern Shore.