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Auto Body Shop & Collision Repair
Near Cherry Hill, NJ

Collision repair, dents, bumpers, paint and insurance claims for Cherry Hill drivers, 10 to 12 minutes from the Mall down the White Horse Pike.

Serving Cherry Hill, NJ

Your trusted auto repair and body shop near Cherry Hill.

Cherry Hill is Camden County's largest township, and AutoBlast is proud to serve the thousands of drivers who call it home. Our Audubon shop is about 5 miles from the center of Cherry Hill — roughly a 10 to 12 minute drive depending on where you are in town. Whether you are coming from the Cherry Hill Mall area, Route 70, or the neighborhoods near Haddonfield, getting to us is a straight shot down the White Horse Pike.

Cherry Hill residents rely on their vehicles daily, whether commuting across the Ben Franklin Bridge into Philadelphia or running errands along Route 38. When your car needs service, you want a shop that does the job right without the dealership markup. That is exactly what AutoBlast delivers. We handle oil changes, brake repairs, engine diagnostics, transmission work, and AC service on the mechanical side. For body work, we do collision repair, dent removal, auto painting, frame straightening, and more — all at one location.

We also make insurance claims simple. If you have been in an accident, bring your vehicle to us and we will coordinate with your insurance company directly. Cherry Hill drivers get the convenience of a full-service shop close to home, with the personal attention of a family-owned business in Audubon. Stop by for a free estimate anytime.

Why Cherry Hill drivers bring body work to Audubon

Cherry Hill has more body shops than any other town in Camden County. Cherry Collision on Haddonfield Road, Cherry Hill Auto Body on Beechwood Avenue, The Body Shop by Di Eva on Marlton Pike and the Caliber Collision locations all sit inside the township. If you live near Route 70 or Route 38, one of them is probably closer to you than we are. So why drive 10 minutes to Audubon?

Three reasons we hear from Cherry Hill customers. First, we do the mechanical work too. A hit that cracks a bumper often also bends a control arm, knocks the alignment out or lights up the ABS warning, and a body-only shop sends you somewhere else for that. At AutoBlast the collision repair and the suspension and steering work happen in the same building. Second, we are a family-owned shop, not a chain, so the person who wrote your estimate is the person who answers the phone. Third, we handle the insurance claim paperwork ourselves, including the supplement when hidden damage turns up after teardown.

The drive is simple. From the Cherry Hill Mall, take Haddonfield Road south to Route 30, the White Horse Pike, then west through Haddon Township and Oaklyn into Audubon. From the Route 70 side, Kings Highway to Route 30 does the same. We are at 21 S White Horse Pike, in the Sunoco station lot, about 5 miles from the center of town.

After a crash on Route 70, Route 38 or the I-295 ramps

Cherry Hill's accidents cluster on the roads every driver knows: the Route 70 and Route 38 commercial strips, the Haddonfield Road corridor by the Mall and Garden State Park, and the merges on and off I-295. Most are low-speed. Rear-end taps in stop-and-go traffic, parking-lot swipes, a curb strike on a Marlton Pike median.

The order that protects your claim: move to a safe spot, call the police if anyone is hurt or the damage looks like more than $500 (New Jersey requires a report at that level under N.J.S.A. 39:4-130), photograph both cars and the road, exchange insurance details, and do not agree to a repair shop at the scene. Under N.J.S.A. 17:33B-30 you choose the shop in New Jersey. The insurer can recommend one. It cannot require one.

Then send us photos through the free collision estimate page or drive over. We look at the car in person before we quote, because a bumper cover that looks like a simple scuff can hide a bent reinforcement bar or a broken parking sensor. Newer cars from the Route 70 dealer row carry sensors and cameras in the bumper that need recalibration after a hit, and we build that into the estimate instead of surprising you later.

Dents, dings and paint from Cherry Hill parking lots

The Mall, Garden State Park and the Route 38 and Route 70 shopping lots produce a steady supply of door dings. If the paint is not broken, paintless dent repair is the least expensive fix: typically $75 to $150 for a small ding in South Jersey and $300 to $600 for a crease, with no repainting and no color-match risk. A dent that has cracked the paint needs traditional dent removal and paint, usually $400 to $1,500 or more depending on the panel.

Key marks and clear-coat scratches are handled by scratch repair: buffing when the scratch is shallow, sand-and-blend or a panel respray when it is not. Our auto painting uses computerized spectrophotometer color matching, which matters on the silver, white and gray finishes that make up most of Cherry Hill's driveways.

Cars in the older neighborhoods off Kings Highway and Route 70, Barclay, Kingston Estates, Woodcrest and Erlton among them, tend to be kept longer, and New Jersey road salt eventually finds the rocker panels and wheel arches. Rust repair done early is a fraction of the cost of replacing a panel after the metal is gone.

Mechanical repair when the dealer quote on Route 70 is too high

The Route 70 dealers do good work at dealer prices. For brakes, oil changes, check engine lights, A/C and suspension, an independent shop 10 minutes away usually costs less for the same parts, and we explain the difference between OEM and aftermarket before you decide. A full synthetic oil change with a free multi-point inspection runs about $75 here.

If your car fails at the state inspection station on Hampton Road in Cherry Hill, the fail sheet usually names one of five things: check engine light, brakes, tires, exhaust or lights. We diagnose the code before replacing parts, fix the failed item, and you go back for the re-test with the repair receipt in hand.

One seasonal note for the Route 70 and Springdale Road side of town: deer strikes in New Jersey peak from October through December. A deer hit is a comprehensive claim, not collision, and the damage is usually the grille, hood, headlight and radiator support, which we repair as one job.

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Why Cherry Hill Residents Choose AutoBlast

Close to Home

Only 5 miles away

A quick drive from Cherry Hill to our Audubon shop.

Free Estimates

Always Free

Every job starts with a no-obligation estimate so you know exactly what to expect.

Two Shops in One

Repair + Body

Mechanical work and body work under one roof. One shop, one team, one trip.

Insurance Help

We Handle It

We work directly with your insurance company and manage the claims paperwork.

Questions Cherry Hill drivers ask

What is the difference between a collision shop and a body shop?

Same trade, different emphasis. A collision center usually focuses on structural and frame repair and on insurance work. A body shop covers that plus the smaller jobs: dents, bumpers, paint, scratches and rust. AutoBlast is both, and unlike most body shops in Cherry Hill we also do the mechanical repair the crash caused, so the car is not shuttled between two shops.

Do I have to use the body shop my insurance company recommends?

No. New Jersey law (N.J.S.A. 17:33B-30) gives you the right to choose the repair shop. Insurer-recommended shops have pricing agreements with the insurer; that is not the same as being the right shop for your car. Pick the shop, tell the adjuster, and we handle the estimate, the supplement and the direct billing from there.

How do I pick a good auto body shop in Cherry Hill?

Ask five things. Will they look at the car before quoting? Is the warranty in writing? Do they have computerized color matching? Do they file supplements when hidden damage appears? Can they also fix the mechanical side? Then read the reviews. AutoBlast has a 4.8-star rating on more than 130 Google reviews, a written warranty on every repair, and both sides of the shop under one roof.

What is the $3,000 rule for car repairs?

A rule of thumb, not a law. If a single repair costs more than the car is worth, or you would be putting $3,000 into a car worth $5,000, it is worth weighing replacement. Insurers in New Jersey make the total-loss call by comparing the repair cost plus salvage value against the car's actual cash value. We tell you plainly when a repair is not worth doing.

How long does collision repair take?

A one-panel bumper refinish can be a day or two. A multi-panel repair with parts on order runs one to two weeks. A structural rebuild with insurance supplements can run several weeks. The timeline depends on parts availability and the insurer's response time more than on shop labor. Our collision repair timeline guide walks through each stage.

Directions from Cherry Hill

Getting to AutoBlast from Cherry Hill is easy.

From Cherry Hill, take Route 30 (White Horse Pike) west through Haddon Township and into Audubon. Our shop is at 21 S. White Horse Pike. From the Cherry Hill Mall area, the drive is about 10-12 minutes.

Address: 21 S. White Horse Pike, Audubon, NJ 08106

Phone: (856) 546-8880

Hours: Mon-Fri 8AM-6PM, Sat 8AM-2PM

Serving Cherry Hill & All of Camden County

Drop off your vehicle or call for a free estimate. We are right on the White Horse Pike in Audubon — just 5 miles from Cherry Hill.