Dodge, Ram, Jeep, Chrysler & Fiat OEM Certified Auto Body Repair in the Twin Cities

Five brands. Five different reasons to drive them. When any one of them is damaged in a collision, the repair should meet the same standard the manufacturer built it to. Collision Center 1 is certified for Dodge, Ram, Jeep, Chrysler, and Fiat, and our team follows manufacturer repair procedures on every one.

Five different vehicles. One certification standard.

Dodge, Ram, Jeep, Chrysler, and Fiat each draw a different kind of driver. Each was built with a different purpose in mind. What they share is a manufacturer standard that certified repair shops are required to meet. Here is what certified repair means for owners of each brand.

Dodge

Dodge drivers choose performance. The vehicles are built to make an impression and move with purpose. That confidence on the road is part of why owners choose them. After a collision, certified repair means the vehicle is handled with the same level of commitment it was built with.

Ram

Ram owners depend on their trucks. Capability and reliability are not just features on a Ram. They are the point. Whether the truck is used for work or for hauling through the weekend, owners need to know it has been put back together the right way. Certified repair supports that.

Jeep

Jeep vehicles are built to go places and handle what comes. That freedom and versatility are central to why people choose them. After an accident, certified repair matters for owners who want to know the vehicle is ready to do what it was built for, not just look like it is.

Chrysler

Chrysler owners value comfort, refinement, and a dependable driving experience day after day. A certified repair process reflects the standard the vehicle was built to and makes sure the restoration matches the quality owners expect from the brand.

Fiat

Fiat stands apart. The design is distinctive, the driving experience is its own, and the vehicle makes a statement without trying too hard. After a collision, certified repair means the vehicle goes to a shop that meets the manufacturer's requirements, not just any shop that can take it in.

What Dodge, Ram, Jeep, Chrysler & Fiat OEM certification means at Collision Center 1

OEM certification means Collision Center 1 has met the manufacturer’s requirements for training, tools, and repair procedures across all five brands. Every vehicle that comes in is repaired according to the documented procedures for that specific make, not a generalized approach borrowed from another vehicle.

That covers structural repairs, panel work, paint matching, and proper reassembly so the vehicle leaves performing the way it was designed to. Five brands, one certified team, and the same commitment to manufacturer-standard repair across all of them.

Not every shop holds the same standard.

Each of these vehicles was chosen for a reason. Dodge for performance. Ram for capability. Jeep for freedom. Chrysler for comfort. Fiat for personality. A non-certified shop may complete the visible repair without following the procedures the manufacturer requires for that vehicle.

That matters because a repair that looks finished is not the same as a repair that meets the standard. For vehicles chosen to do something specific and feel a specific way, falling short of the manufacturer’s requirements is not a minor gap. It is the difference between the vehicle you drove before the collision and the one you get back.

Four Twin Cities locations

Wherever you are in the metro, there is a Collision Center 1 location nearby.

Hopkins Auto Body 1
Hopkins, MN

Collision Center 1 Golden Valley Golden Valley, MN

Ed's Collision 1
Maple Grove, MN

Collision Center 1 Prior Lake Prior Lake, MN

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Dodge, Ram, Jeep, Chrysler & Fiat OEM certification cover?

OEM certification covers the training, tools, and repair procedures required by the manufacturer for each brand. At Collision Center 1, our certified team follows the documented procedures for every one of these five makes, from structural repairs and panel work to paint matching and proper reassembly.

Does it matter if my Ram or Jeep is used for work or off-road? Does certified repair change anything?

Yes. Vehicles used for demanding purposes need to be put back together correctly, not just cosmetically. Certified repair means the shop follows the manufacturer’s documented procedures for that specific vehicle, which matters whether the truck is a daily work vehicle or the Jeep is driven on rough terrain on weekends.

Can a non-certified shop repair my Dodge, Ram, Jeep, Chrysler, or Fiat correctly?

A non-certified shop may not have access to the manufacturer’s required repair procedures for these vehicles. They may use generalized repair methods that do not reflect what the manufacturer specifies. That can affect how the vehicle holds up and performs after the repair, even if the visible damage is addressed.

How do I know the parts used in my repair meet manufacturer standards?

Collision Center 1 prioritizes OEM parts for quality and safety. If alternative parts are needed based on your situation, we discuss those options with you. The goal is always a repair that reflects the manufacturer’s standard for your specific vehicle.

Do all five brands fall under the same certification at Collision Center 1?

Yes. Collision Center 1 holds OEM certification covering Dodge, Ram, Jeep, Chrysler, and Fiat. Each brand has its own manufacturer requirements, and our certified team is trained and equipped to meet those requirements across all five makes.

Whatever you drive, it deserves the right repair.

Whether you brought in a Dodge, a Ram, a Jeep, a Chrysler, or a Fiat, it goes to a certified shop that knows what the manufacturer requires. Collision Center 1 follows OEM procedures from start to finish so you drive away with the vehicle you had before the collision.