They treated me nice asked if I wanted some coke or pepsi, etc.
I asked them to paint the car and I'm suspecting that they took out some part, because on the next day I got trouble with my engine. Also, they scratched the car and they told the scratch (about 2.5cm*2.5cm) was there. How could not I notice such a big scratch?
So, they asked me to prove that the scratch was not there. I had some pictures of the car front, but they were at home, so I decided there was no use to drive home and come back just to prove. What would that change?
Well, now I learned a lot. I won't leave my car even if it'd take half a day to paint /fix something, unless it's dealership or any other reliable place.. Also, I'd make all pictures of the car before I give it to anyone.

One star is too generous. Here's Apollo's M.O. You get in a car accident. You take the car to Apollo to get the body work taken care of. They make you feel all warm and fuzzy and promise to take care of you. As soon as they get the check from the insurance co., they get most of the work done on your car in a reasonable amount of time. You go to pick up your car only to find that it looks as if a blind man inspected the car. Our car was FILTHY, inside and out; there were scratches all over the new door panels and outside pillar covers; and one of the window's tint had several large scratches and adhesive overspray all over it. On top of that, we're still waiting on a part to finish the job.

To make a long story short, we've been back and forth four times in the last two months - twice to have the window re-tinted (the manager was a no-show the first time), and twice to have one last part replaced, which has been mis-ordered both times. The best part - Apollo somehow managed to cash our two party insurance check without every receiving our signature or authorization to do so. Fraud anyone?

The manager, Sal, won't call you when he says he will, has some sort of grade school rivalry with his body shop lead, for which the customer suffers, and will turn every mistake around and somehow put the blame on you. My guess is that he and the owner, Frank were used car salesmen in a past life.

Steer clear unless you want to get screwed!

Be aware of this business. You will be sorry you used these guys to fix your car. Shoddy workmanship and lies summarizes the business practice. Watch for the smiling owner because his goal is to take your money and make any promises you desire. I'll never forget about this daylight robbery experience.