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Founder · Sarasota, FL

Serge

The man on every job. The signature on every weld. The reason your car comes home looking like the day it left the factory.

Or text photos
Serge, founder of SP Automotive

A note from Serge

You called the right shop.

Your insurance company is going to push you toward the cheapest body shop on their list. I'm not on that list. There's a reason for that — and it's the same reason you ended up here.

I've spent the last decade restoring exotics for private collectors across Florida. Cars came to me after the bigger shops gave up — Aventadors with misaligned clamshells, McLarens with carbon-tub damage the dealer wouldn't touch, R8 V10s that needed paint matched in a booth that didn't exist within a three-hour drive. I learned what factory-correct actually means by being told “close enough” and refusing it.

SP Automotive exists because every Lamborghini, every McLaren, every R8, every BMW M deserves to come back exactly the way it left the factory. Most shops can't deliver that. Some don't even try.

Lamborghini Huracán in the SP Automotive service bay

Forensic intake.Factory-spec process.One signature — mine.

— Serge
White Porsche Cayman GT4 in the SP Automotive service bay

When your car comes in we walk through it together — every panel, every gap, photographed and measured. Then we strip it down so we can see what the estimate missed: frame stress, hidden fractures, misalignment.

Paint goes on in layers, mixed to factory color codes. Reassembly is to torque-spec, every gap checked against the data.

The car doesn't leave until it's right. Warranty signed by me — not a subcontractor.

What makes us different

A factual comparison.

There are three places to take an exotic after a collision in Florida. Here is what each one actually does.

CapabilitySP AutomotiveNetwork shopDealer body shop
One owner on every car
OEM parts only
Factory paint depth
ADAS recalibration in-house
Photo updates during repair
Gap tolerances measured to factory data
No subcontractors
Signature on the work

“Network shop” means an insurance-direct-repair facility. “Dealer body shop” means a manufacturer-affiliated collision center. Both can do good work. We take a different approach.

Tell us what happened.

We'll handle the rest.

Or text photos

Photos by text. Estimate by phone. Insurance by us.