After a car accident, if you are not found at fault, the other party's insurance should cover the cost of repairing your vehicle. A vehicle repair estimate is usually provided by a qualified mechanic, auto repair shop, or dealership service center. They assess the damage or maintenance needs of the vehicle and provide an estimate based on their evaluation. This estimate typically includes labor costs, parts costs, and any additional fees or taxes. It helps vehicle owners understand the expected expenses before authorizing the repairs.
