Fix Auto USA Opens New Facility in Inglewood
The 100,000-square-foot collision repair center serves the Inglewood area with 15 OEM certifications.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Auto Parts
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Fix Auto USA has officially opened a new collision repair facility located at 737 North La Brea Avenue in Inglewood. The expansive center occupies more than 100,000 square feet to serve local vehicle owners.
Why it matters
The new facility provides specialized repair services backed by extensive industry certifications for various automotive brands. It represents a significant increase in local capacity for high-end collision repairs.
The new repair center spans more than 100,000 square feet of operational space. The facility currently holds OEM certifications for 15 different automotive brands.
The players
Nevin Baratian
Nevin Baratian is the owner and operator of the newly opened Fix Auto Inglewood facility.
Fix Auto USA
Fix Auto USA is a national network of collision repair centers that provides specialized vehicle maintenance and repair services.
The details
The facility is equipped with modern collision repair technology to support its broad service capabilities. Every member of the repair team is I-CAR Platinum certified, ensuring that all work meets rigorous industry standards for safety and precision.
Timeline
The new facility officially opened for operations in October 2026.
Roadmap
This facility highlights the ongoing industry trend toward consolidating complex collision repairs within highly certified, large-scale centers. By requiring I-CAR Platinum certification for all staff, the location positions itself to handle the technical demands of modern vehicles against smaller, less-specialized competitors.
Local drivers in the Inglewood area now have access to a facility equipped with specialized tools and manufacturer certifications for 15 brands. This provides a new option for collision repairs that require adherence to specific OEM standards.
The takeaway
Vehicle owners should prioritize repair centers that hold OEM certifications relevant to their specific car make and model. This ensures that repairs meet the manufacturer's safety protocols and use approved technical procedures.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by BodyShop Business.
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