Classic Collision announced the acquisition of three respected repair centers: Collision Centers and Nob Hill Body Shop in Colorado Springs, CO, and Flowers Extreme Collision in Burke, TX.
The owners have provided their customers with an easy, affordable and hassle-free experience for many years.
“Our mission has been to be the reliable choice in collision repair and provide excellent customer service. I believe that Classic Collision will uphold that mission,” said Joe Ambuul, former owner of Collision Center of Colorado Springs.
Nob Hill Body Shop was established in 1954 as a one-bay shop and has steadily grown over the years due to its strong workmanship and values.
“When I took over the business in 1994, I held on to the integrity of craftsmanship and customer satisfaction and added modern techniques and technology to keep us going for a long time. Now it's time for me to hand over the operations to Classic Collision to get us to the next level,” said Gary Romano, former owner.
For 15 years, Flowers Extreme Collision has proudly been a family-owned business dedicated to providing exceptional service to the residents of southwestern Angelina County.
“We have been committed to delivering only the highest level of quality service and are excited to join efforts with Classic Collision,” said John Flowers, former owner.
“We are excited to welcome all three new locations to the Classic family! We appreciate their commitment to providing excellent customer service and being a preferred collision center in their communities. We look forward to integrating these locations into our markets in Colorado and Texas,” said Toan Nguyen, CEO of Classic Collision.
Classic Collision was founded in 1983 in Atlanta, GA. It has grown to more than 300 locations in 18 states.
It added about 50 of those shops in 2023, the second-highest total among the collision repair industry’s largest MSOs, including six-shop MSO Elite Auto Body in the Hampton, VA, market and five-location Colorado Auto Body in the increasingly competitive Denver market.
So far, in 2024, Classic Collision hit the 300-store mark by expanding into new markets in East Texas and Southern California and strengthening its presence in key regions like Florida, Virginia and North Carolina.
