Wow auto Body

Highly recommend coming here!
I got into a car accident (pictures attached) and I got my car back from WOW auto body in perfect condition. My window was replaced and all that damage that was done was fixed.
The owner is Brian and he is such a great person. Response rate is good and the work done is very efficient.

I would come back for sure!

My son was involved in an accident and had the car towed there. It ended up being a total loss so I didn't have a chance to have WOW Auto work on this car but what I did experience, I did like. The owner is Brian Park I believe. I was able to text with him to arrange time to come and retrieve my belongings. While talking with him, I forgot to retrieve some items in the glove compartment so I text's him to take them out before the insurance company came to take the car. He did and was very helpful. Highly recommend because he is responsive and spent the time to explain all the processes.

Owner, Brian, was super kind and helpful with the repair of my car. It literally looks like a brand new car!!!! And it was done quickly & they even cleaned my car!! Thank you Brian & everyone else at WOW Auto Body!!

I used to live in MD, but moved to VA a few yrs ago. I drove 2 hrs back to MD to get my car repaired by this shop. My story: damage was done to my new car, and I was quoted an estimate, over the phone, of a few thousand to have my sensor repaired. I thought the damage would be covered under warranty, but it was not. Of course I took my car to this shop as I had always had an awesome experience with this body shop with my past cars. The sensor was repaired immediately and at a very reasonable price. If you're looking for honest and expert car repair without having to worry about being lied to, look no further and bring any car here for honest repairs!

ZERO stars. These people deserve NOTHING.

They scam you, cheat you out of your money, lie to your face, and then laugh to your face. They will tell you your car is completely totaled, give you chump change for "parts", and then RESELL the car without consent or notice of the owner. Absolutely NO NO NO. Do not go here under any circumstances.

I WILL NEVER BRING MY CAR HERE and i strongly advise that you don't either. There's nothing worse than when your far has a mechanical problem or in need of some TLC and you end up somewhere , with someone pulling a bait and switch on you. they promise you the world all the while they're WOLF in sheep's clothing. these business practices are clearly grimey, dishonest, and deceitful. Additionally they prey on women and young ladies . BEWARE if you see an offer that seems too Good to be true. It probably is JUST THAT !

BEWARE - they are SCAMMERS!!!
My wife took my daughter's Honda Accord there in February 2020 after a serious collision. It was her first car. The owner, who goes by "Brian" (although the business owner is registered as Seung Jin Park with an address in Catonsville) inspected the car and told my wife that the car was totaled and could not be fixed. He offered to call around to try to find a buyer, and some days later told her he'd found someone who'd give her $600 for its parts value. That was a LIE because after offering to broker the transaction with the supposed buyer, he "graciously" offered to buy it in his name and transfer it to the junk dealer as a convenience to my wife, who accepted assuming it was in good faith.
About three weeks later, my daughter spotted her former car behind the shop, apparently repaired and verified it was the same vehicle (she has time-stamped pictures of the VIN). She asked an employee about it and was told that Brian had fixed the car and was gifting it to his mother in law. My wife and I confronted Brian on March 10, 2020 to give him an opportunity to make things right. Not only did he refuse to do so, but also blatantly lied about what he had told my wife, claiming he had not said the car was totaled and then saying he'd spent $6K to repair it, which is entirely beside the point.
This man Brian, or Seung Jin Park, or whatever his name is misrepresented (LIED) about the state of the car, took possession of it for only $600 in bad faith and will either make a significant profit from its sale, or simply use it at a cost below market value. According to Wikipedia, "intentional deception to secure unfair or unlawful gain, or to deprive a victim of a legal right" is called FRAUD! THESE PEOPLE COMMITTED FRAUD AGAINST US - DO NOT BECOME VICTIMS!!