Tracked deals
13
13 tracked deals across 2020-2025.
McKinney, Texas, United States
Quality Collision Group is a growing national owner and operator of OEM-certified collision repair centers. It builds a multi-site (MSO) model focused on quality, OEM compliance, and certifications ("Quality repairs. Quality people. Quality service. Quality experience."). Founded in 2020 and backed by Susquehanna Private Capital.
Tracked deals
13
13 tracked deals across 2020-2025.
Recent pace
1
1 tracked deal announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
12 addon · 1 buyout
Last 4 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 13 tracked deals for Quality Collision Group.
Quality Collision Group (QCG) has acquired 1st Class Auto, a Pompano Beach-based luxury vehicle collision repair shop, marking QCG's entry into Florida as its 13th state. FOCUS Investment Banking served as exclusive financial advisor to 1st Class Auto; the acquisition expands QCG's national network of OEM-certified repair facilities.
Quality Collision Group (QCG), a McKinney, Texas–based MSO backed by Susquehanna Private Capital, has acquired Bruce's Super Body Shops, adding three collision repair locations in Williamsburg and Richmond, Virginia. The deal expands QCG's network to 92 OEM-certified shops and aims to broaden its Virginia footprint while reinforcing OEM-compliant repair capabilities.
Quality Collision Group (QCG), a McKinney, Texas-based MSO backed by Susquehanna, has acquired Auto Crafters Auto Body & Paint in Layton, Utah. The family-run, I-CAR Gold Class certified shop will join QCG's growing portfolio as the company expands its presence in Utah.
Quality Collision Group (QCG) has acquired LaMettry's Collision, a family-owned multi-shop operator in the Minneapolis–St. Paul area, adding 14 locations and bringing QCG's national footprint to 85 OEM-certified facilities. The deal integrates LaMettry's OEM-focused capabilities — including Tesla authorization and numerous luxury-brand certifications — into QCG's MSO platform; financial terms were not disclosed.
Quality Collision Group (QCG), an operator of OEM‑certified collision repair centers, has acquired Triangle Collision, a premium collision repair facility in Morrisville (near Cary), North Carolina. The deal expands QCG’s network to 71 locations and strengthens its presence in the greater Raleigh metropolitan area with an OEM‑certified shop capable of Tesla and other manufacturer repairs.
Quality Collision Group (QCG) has acquired Trew Auto Body, adding two collision-repair locations in Bremerton and Olympia, Washington. The family-owned business — led by owner Tammy Trew — holds nine OEM certifications and has earned the Gold Class I-CAR Award since 2010; the deal increases QCG's national shop count to 70 and expands its Washington footprint.
Quality Collision Group (QCG), a private equity-backed owner/operator of OEM-certified collision repair centers, has acquired Hance's Uptown Collision Center in Plano, Texas. The acquisition expands QCG's footprint in Texas and adds an OEM-certified luxury vehicle repair shop to its growing platform of collision centers.
Quality Collision Group (QCG) has acquired Paramount Centre of Fife, Washington — a 50,000 sq ft OEM‑certified collision repair and restoration facility — marking QCG’s first location in Washington and expanding its Pacific Northwest footprint. The acquisition adds advanced OEM certifications and strategic access to the South Puget Sound market as QCG continues its roll-up of high‑standard collision repair centers.
Quality Collision Group (QCG), the McKinney, Texas–based OEM-focused multi-shop operator backed by Susquehanna Private Capital, has acquired Philip Thearle’s Autowerks Collision Center in Santee, California. The 50,000 sq. ft. OEM-certified facility (BMW, Jaguar, Land Rover, Porsche, Mercedes-Benz and others) expands QCG’s West Coast footprint and OE repair capabilities as an add-on to its portfolio.
Quality Collision Group (QCG), a PE-backed consolidator of OEM-certified collision repair centers, has acquired three Relentless Collision locations operating in Raleigh, Cary and Durham, North Carolina. Relentless founder Todd McGowan will join QCG as Chief Development Officer as the shops are integrated into QCG's platform to expand its OEM-certified footprint and EV repair capabilities in the Triangle.
Quality Collision Group (QCG), a private-equity-backed multisite owner/operator of OEM-certified collision repair centers, has acquired Stuart's Paint & Body in Plano, Texas. The acquisition is QCG's first in Texas and expands its national footprint, while Stuart Singer will remain in his role and the shop will retain its name and branding.
Quality Collision Group (QCG), a private-equity-backed multisite OEM-certified collision repair platform, has acquired Schaefer Autobody Centers, a St. Louis-based operator of 14 collision repair locations. The deal integrates all 14 centers into QCG's national MSO footprint; owner Scott Schaefer will assume a larger role on QCG's executive team while Schaefer Autobody will retain its name at locations.
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