Business ProfileforCascade Collision Repair

Several months ago we took a car in to get an estimate on some light body damage from a hit and run in a parking lot. The estimate we were given an estimate of $2500, and were told that the final cost would be less than that. We decided to take the car in over spring break. After sitting in their lot for 4 days they finally got back with us saying they took the car apart and it would now cost $4300 for the repairs.We declined the repairs as this was way too much money for replacing 2 body panels. We were then informed that we would be charged $1000 to put the car back together, and were put on hold. Then we were told it would be $1300 to put the car back together ( $600 to take the car apart and $700 to put it back together). This company charges labor at a rate of $75/hour meaning they were claiming it would take 9 hours to put the car back together.We declined to have them reassemble the car. We were charged $600 to pick up the car in pieces. When we arrived they handed over the keys, and told us all the parts to the car were sitting next to the vehicle. We went out and checked the parts and realized there were many parts missing. We informed them that not all the parts were there and had to wait 30 minutes for them to bring us the parts. Again we were told that all the parts were there. We took the car and ********** and found that they had lied again and we were still missing parts, and had to return to get the rest of the parts. After acquiring all the parts it took us only 3 hours to fix the damages and reassemble the car.While we were reassembling the car we noticed many of the parts that were not involved with the hit and run collision had been marked saying they needed to be replaced. There were only 2 parts that needed to be replaced but they had marked at least 15 parts. After doing some research I learned that companies like this one replace parts that dont need to be replaced so they have extra parts they can then sell for profit.