SPRING MOUNTAIN · LAS VEGAS
Let’s get your Lincoln back to the car you know.
At Universal Motorcars on Spring Mountain, we use Lincoln OEM repair procedures, look beyond the visible damage and handle the repair paperwork with your insurer. You’ll know what needs to happen next.
Insurance claims & self-pay repairs welcome.
Spring Mountain certified facility
I-CAR Gold ClassCollision repair training
2025 Gold WinnerBest of Las Vegas · Collision Center
WHY CHOOSE UNIVERSAL FOR YOUR LINCOLN
Universal Motorcars is a Lincoln Certified Collision Center at 5585 Spring Mountain Road in Las Vegas. Our facility meets the program’s requirements for training, equipment and access to Lincoln repair information.
Here’s what that means for you: we check Lincoln’s instructions for your model year, VIN and equipment before deciding how to repair the damage. These OEM repair procedures tell us where a panel can be repaired or replaced, how it must be attached and which inspections and system checks the job needs.
When we recommend a repair, we explain the reason. When the insurer needs supporting information, we document it. You should be able to understand the work you’re approving.
Explore our factory-certified programsLINCOLNS AT UNIVERSAL
These photographs come from Universal: an Aviator with rear-door damage, a Lincoln in our repair bay and a Nautilus marked for inspection. Look closely at the damage and the details our team has to account for.
With damage like this, we need to check how the door fits and closes, then inspect the hinges, latch, nearby panels and structure. The dent alone doesn’t tell us the whole repair.
A closer inspection helps us check mounting points and panel alignment before deciding what the repair needs.
LINCOLN BODY & PAINT REPAIR
A bumper can hide a broken bracket. A door can look better and still close badly. We inspect what the impact affected, explain what can be repaired and show you why something may need replacement.
We check the bumper cover, brackets, impact absorbers, headlamp mounts and nearby sensors. A scratch in the paint and damage to the plastic underneath are different repairs. For a bumper cover on a Lincoln with driver-assistance systems, damage to that plastic requires a new Lincoln OEM cover under Lincoln’s guidance.
Bumper repair detailsTell us if a door catches, a liftgate won’t close or you hear a new rattle after the accident. We check the panel, hinges, latch, seals and attachment points, then follow Lincoln’s repair or replacement procedure. As the vehicle goes back together, we check the gaps and operation.
Body & panel repairYou’ll notice if a freshly painted door looks different from the panel beside it. We use the paint code as a starting point, compare your Lincoln’s finish and plan color blending where needed. The protective clearcoat goes across the full panel, following Lincoln’s approved paint-system instructions.
Our finishing checksSTRUCTURE & MATERIALS
A structural repair starts with identifying what was damaged and what it’s made from. Materials and repair limits vary by Lincoln model, year and component. We use the relevant OEM procedures to plan measurements, repair or replacement, joining methods and corrosion protection.
Universal’s dedicated aluminum repair room provides a separate space for aluminum work. Before scheduling it, we confirm the damaged component’s requirements, the equipment needed and where the work will take place.
Structural repair & inspectionLINCOLN SUVS & SEDANS
Whether your Navigator was rear-ended or your Corsair has a damaged bumper, start by telling us what happened. We repair Aviator, Nautilus, Navigator and Corsair collision damage, as well as earlier Lincoln models.
The model year and VIN help us find the right repair instructions. If your Lincoln is a hybrid or plug-in hybrid, we identify the powertrain and required handling precautions before work begins.
Tell us what happenedSCANS, CALIBRATION & FINAL CHECKS
Lincoln requires diagnostic scans before and after collision repairs, even when the dashboard shows no warning. A scan reads system faults. Calibration is a separate step that sets the correct aim or reference for an affected driver-assistance system.
Work on a sensor, its mounting point or a part in its field of view can require calibration. We check Lincoln’s requirements for your repair, coordinate the required dealer calibration work and keep the supporting documentation.
A pull in the steering, a new vibration or a fluid leak after an impact belongs in the repair conversation. Our Spring Mountain team can inspect accident-related steering, suspension, alignment, cooling and other mechanical concerns alongside the body damage.
Before pickup, we check the repaired panel gaps, door or liftgate operation, paint appearance and the inspections and system checks called for in your repair plan. If there’s a detail you’re concerned about, point it out so we can go over it with you.
HELP WITH YOUR LINCOLN INSURANCE REPAIR
Bring it with you. An insurer’s photo estimate often starts with the damage visible in the pictures. Once damaged parts come off, we may find a broken mount, wiring damage or structural damage that wasn’t visible before. That’s why the repair estimate can change.
We look over your Lincoln, review any estimate you have and explain the next step. The preliminary visual estimate is free. If a closer inspection needs disassembly or diagnostics, we explain the work and charges before you authorize it.
After you authorize disassembly, we inspect behind the damaged parts. We photograph additional accident damage and record the measurements and Lincoln repair instructions needed to explain the work to your adjuster.
A supplement is an itemized request for repairs missing from the first estimate. We send it to the insurer, answer repair questions and follow up. We keep you informed about approvals and explain any cost you would need to approve yourself.
You don’t have to explain a broken bracket or a Lincoln repair procedure to the adjuster. That’s our job. We support the repair with documentation and work through differences with the insurer. Your policy still determines coverage; we discuss deductibles, excluded items or disputed costs with you before added work goes ahead.
Why hidden damage changes the estimateREAL HELP WHILE YOUR LINCOLN IS HERE
You shouldn’t have to guess whether we’re waiting on a part, an insurer’s response or the next repair step. We give you regular updates, explain delays and talk through changes. And when you have a question, you can call the team handling your vehicle.
They discussed with me details of the issue they diagnosed with my car before they stepped forward to fix it.
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Call us before moving the vehicle. We can arrange towing and help retrieve your Lincoln from an impound yard with your authorization. We’ll confirm the destination and pickup arrangements with you first.
We help arrange a rental and provide repair updates when an extension is needed. We’ll explain the arrangements, including who is being billed. Rental availability and what insurance pays depend on the provider and your claim.
You’re welcome here without an insurance claim. We’ll look at the damage, explain the repair options and give you an estimate you can review. If an inspection uncovers more work, we’ll talk it through before you approve it.
OUR COLLISION WORKMANSHIP
We stand behind our collision paint and body workmanship with a limited lifetime warranty for as long as you own the vehicle we repaired for you. Coverage stays with you and doesn’t transfer to the next owner.
We’ll go over the written terms with you, including what’s covered and what’s excluded.
LINCOLN OWNER QUESTIONS
Something else on your mind?
Call our Spring Mountain team
Spring Mountain, at 5585 Spring Mountain Road in Las Vegas, is our Lincoln Certified Collision Center. Call that team at 702-754-6774 for a repair at the certified facility. Our Post Road shop also handles Lincoln body, paint and collision work; the Lincoln certification belongs to Spring Mountain.
The preliminary visual estimate is free, and you can walk in during business hours. Bring your Lincoln so we can see the damage. If we need to remove parts, run diagnostics or take detailed measurements, that’s separate work. We’ll explain any charges and get your authorization first.
We advocate for genuine Lincoln OEM parts. If you’re going through insurance, your policy may limit which parts the insurer will pay for. We review the estimate, document Lincoln’s repair requirements, and work with the adjuster to support the repair plan. If insurance won’t cover a recommended part, we explain your options and any difference in cost before you approve the work.
Don’t use the warning lights as your only check. An impact can damage a tire, loosen a panel or affect the steering without a dashboard warning. If you see a leak, have a hood or door that won’t latch, or the vehicle drives differently, call us before bringing it in. We can help arrange a tow.
We can give you a more useful timeline after we’ve inspected it. A bumper repair and a repair involving structural damage have different steps, and parts, insurance review or calibration appointments can affect the schedule. We’ll tell you what we’re waiting for and update you if the expected completion date changes.
Photos are helpful, but they can’t confirm what’s happening behind the panels. If the impact suggests structural damage, we need to inspect it and take the measurements called for by Lincoln. We’ll explain what we find and how it affects the repair.
No. Repairing the damage doesn’t erase the accident from a vehicle-history report. Keep your estimate, final invoice and repair records so a future buyer can see what was done. We can document our work, but we can’t promise what the vehicle will be worth when you sell it.
LET’S LOOK AT YOUR LINCOLN
Stop by for a free preliminary visual estimate. Bring any insurance estimate you already have. If your Lincoln can’t be driven, call us first and we’ll help with the next step.
Send an estimate requestLINCOLN CERTIFIED COLLISION CENTER
5585 Spring Mountain Rd
Las Vegas, NV 89146
Your starting point for Lincoln-certified collision repair, body and paint work, and accident-related mechanical concerns.
702-754-6774LINCOLN BODY & COLLISION SERVICES
3570 W Post Rd
Las Vegas, NV 89118
Our second Las Vegas location offers Lincoln collision, body and paint services. Lincoln certification applies to Spring Mountain.
702-430-1000Both locations · Monday–Friday 8 AM–6 PM · Saturday 8 AM–2 PM · Sunday closed
