Gafi Auto Body

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WARNING!!! WARNING!!!
I took my Lamborghini Aventador to a repair shop on 4/05/18 at this address 7350 sw 42nd street Miami (It appears they are operating under different d/b/a’s). They were releasing my Lambo to a car thief. He pretended that he was picking up the car from the prior owner (I just purchased the car so he won’t have know me). He started saying the real owner sent him to pick up the car named Cy. But when I called the dealership, they called Cy who said he never spoke to the guy nor claimed he owned it. They were minutes away from loading/stealing my Lambo on the truck. The people at this place did little to help me. I called the police. And after the dealership sent me the title proving they owned and sold it to me, everyone changed their story that I owned the Lambo. But then the manager or owner refused to release my Lambo to me unless I paid him for 3 “future” more days of storage that my lambo wouldn’t be there. It’s called “extortion”. I am now going to sue them. I am warning you to stay away from this place. They are crooks. be careful. The guy and girl photos below are the ones that extorted me for more storage days they didn’t earn. They are crooks.

My bad experience getting a quote at Gafi Auto Body leads me to recommend instead trying 1 of the many other shops in the neighborhood. The folks at Gafi were both rude *and* seemingly incompetent. 3 reasons for saying this: (1) When I asked if I could get 2 prices, 1 for painting a new OEM body part I'd procure, and the 2nd for them to do everything (procure, paint and install), the boss-man gruffly said "no!", they'd only give an quote for the 2nd. 2 other shops in the area were happy to give me both prices, and 1 (Santoyo) even came up with a 3rd way to maybe save me some money; (2) The other shops printed out computer-generated quotes, detailing the work. The Gafi guy just wrote a price on the back of a business card; (3) When I asked the Gafi guy about their price, it was clear they'd overlooked a necessary step, or "forgotten" it. Of course it'd be extra. The other shops had included it. Bottom line, other shops in the area (like Precision) were better, and not just by a little.