Tesla Model Y collision work, documented from arrival to finished views.

The arrival photos establish the starting point.

Wide and close views show visible damage around the front bumper area and rear exterior. Recording both the location and the surrounding panels gives the later inspection useful context.

Photographs cannot reveal every condition beneath trim, exterior panels, or mounting points. They are evidence for intake—not a final repair scope by themselves.

Disassembly creates a clearer inspection view.

One shop photograph shows the vehicle with front exterior components removed. This stage makes concealed areas easier to examine and supports a more complete repair plan.

The image does not imply that every visible component required replacement. That decision belongs to the vehicle-specific inspection and authorized repair documentation.

Finished views close the visible story.

The final photographs show the black Model Y from the front and rear after exterior work. Consistent angles make the change easier to understand without turning one project into a blanket promise about another vehicle.