Caliber Collision Centers Opens its 10th Location in the San Diego Region; Caliber Expands to 55 Centers Nationwide

    IRVINE, Calif.--March 1, 2001--Caliber Collision Centers, an Irvine-based operator of high-quality collision repair facilities in California and Texas, announces the opening of a new state-of-the-art collision repair facility in El Cajon, Calif.
    According to Caliber's Vice President, San Diego Regional Manager Rick Reiss, Caliber Collision Centers opened its second center in El Cajon to meet the growing needs of its customers and insurance partners in that area.
    "We are pleased to have expanded our capacity in the East County and specifically in the El Cajon marketplace," said Reiss. "This center has been designed to support and complement Caliber's standard operating practices, ensuring greater efficiency and high-quality collision repair. Caliber Collision Centers is committed to adding capacity to serve our customer and client base with superior quality collision repairs and outstanding customer service.
    "We will continue to differentiate ourselves in the marketplace as the acquirer of choice, employer of choice, and provider of choice."
    The new 16,000 square foot center will give automobile owners in El Cajon and surrounding cities easy access to a conveniently located, modern and high-quality collision repair center. According to Ed Medvic, vice president of corporate development, this is one of several planned openings in San Diego County this year.
    "We're delighted to be able to offer consumers throughout the county a nearby and comprehensive solution to their collision repair needs," said Medvic.
    Founded in 1991, with headquarters in Irvine, Caliber Collision Centers operates high-quality collision repair facilities in California and Texas. Caliber currently owns and operates 55 facilities and plans to continue acquiring, developing and integrating high-volume collision repair centers while providing innovative collision repair solutions and automobile physical damage claims support.