Ferrari Body Shop in Las Vegas

Exoticar Paintworks, Inc.

Mike Iannuccilli runs an awesome shop. It's the ONLY place in Las Vegas I trust to do the job right the first time.


http://exoticarpaintworks.com/

 

I completely agree. They are the best and put an SL55 back together for me better than new that some crazy drunk illegal creamed me in.

 

I have used exocitcar a few times in the past with my MB's, but when I recently took my 355 to them I was totally disappointed ! My former advisor had retired (Bob) and this new guy really didn't seem to care less about my Fcar. He NEVER even called me back with a qoute. I went to Sam's Autobody on the recomendation of Gary at Italy Motors. Sam's did great service with no flaws at a reasonable price. Try Sam's (no affiliation)
RussLasVegas

 

I got good results from Las Vegas Classic Coach on my 2004 Mustang Cobra SVT with Mystichrome paint after an idiot drunk girl rolled into my rear bumper at a stop light. Mystichrome is a way harder paint to get to match the rest of the car than any Ferrari color.

They had several exotics (Lamborghinis, etc.) in the shop and were also restoring several classic 60s Mustangs for delivery to overseas customers. They only work on collector cars and know you want them treated right and everything to be flawless.

Of course with any body shop, details can be missed. Always go over the car yourself in detail to make sure it's perfect yourself. But a good shop will correct anything right away without any hassles.

 

Had my GF's Lexus fixed there. First rate and honestly, very reasonable.

 

Do any of the shops mentioned do mechanical? Just wondering for the inevitable day when I have to put my catted exhaust back on. :-( I could do it myself but I want to have documentation if there is a "next owner".

 

I had Las Vegas Classic Coach install a Borla exhaust while my car was in the shop. Yes, they do bolt on mechanical upgrades. But only go to a Ferrari mechanic for any more than that.

 

There's plenty of good reputable independant techs out there who dont charge inflated dealer prices. I'd rather use them.

 

I used exotic car years ago for my old 328 and they were good but they kept getting more expensive each car I brought in so looked around found another shop.

I brought a 930 in for a estimate on some work at a Porsche shop and the manager damaged the door paint bad on a lift, they sent me down to Sams autobody to fix it and the owner there was the biggest A hole I ever met to me, I dont know if the same people own it now as the original guy there but they did fix it and I had them touch up my hood for extra as well the work was acceptable not great IMO, I had the car touched up a few times after that at Franks autobody in Henderson then totally repainted after a fire they did an excellent job.

Franks also repainted my Boxer did a excellent job and my 355 as well, be sure and ask for Frank hes a good guy.