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Is $2,700 a fair price for door shell replacement (new oem/aftermarket)?

CollisionScored 2026-06-155 priced lines
68out of 100
Quick answer

This real collision quote totaled $2,700 and scored 68 out of 100 on QuoteScore, which reads as fairly priced: 1 of its 5 priced line items came in above the normal market range. The largest line was Door Shell Replacement (New OEM/Aftermarket) at $900, against a fair range of $400 to $1,500. A score is a pricing benchmark, not proof of overcharging.

The quote, line by line

Line itemQuoted
Door Shell Replacement (New OEM/Aftermarket)
Fair range $400 to $1,500 Fair
$900
R&I Door & Transfer Components (Labor)
Fair range $440 to $880 High
$900
Refinish Door Panel (Paint Labor & Materials)
Fair range $300 to $1,500 Fair
$650
Blend Adjacent Panel (e.g., Front Fender or Rear Door)
Fair range $150 to $300 Fair
$200
Shop Supplies & Hazardous Waste Disposal
Fair range $5 to $60 Fair
$50

Quoted prices are what the shop or contractor wrote. Fair range is the regional benchmark QuoteScore compared each line against. Total quoted: $2,700. Names, companies and addresses are never shown.

How to read this

A QuoteScore of 70 or higher means the quote sits inside the normal market range for the work and region. Under 50 means at least one line was priced above that range. Higher quotes can be legitimate: better parts, a longer warranty, a harder job. The useful move is to ask about the specific lines marked High or Red flag, not to argue the total.

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