In addition to restoring a collision-damaged vehicle to pre-loss condition, a collision repair shop seeks to restore:
A) the vehicle's loss of value
B) the owners cofidence in the vehicles crash worthiness once again
C) the insurance company's subrogation payments
D) the shop's reputation in the industry

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Restoring the owner's confidence in the vehicle's crash worthiness is an important part of the collision repair process. This can be achieved by ensuring that all safety features are properly repaired or replaced and that the vehicle meets all industry standards for safety. While restoring the vehicle's loss of value and the shop's reputation are also important factors, the primary concern should be the safety and satisfaction of the vehicle's owner. The insurance company's subrogation payments are not within the control of the collision repair shop.

In Addition to Restoring a Collision-Damaged Vehicle to Pre-Loss Condition