I got into an accident with a Porsche (t-boned me on the passenger side). Thankfully, no one was injured.

I don't really know much about body shops and how they work/operate.
Since insurance is covering it, is it just better to go with what Geico chooses?

 

if you don't go with a geico-selected body shop, i recommend precision collision in lorton, va.

 

Depending on the shop that they recommend, you could get a lifetime warranty on the work performed on the car for the lifetime of the vehicle (as long as you own it). This is definately something to look into because if they do shotty work, you can have them redo when it chips/paints a month later, etc. etc. If they don't offer this, I would try to go with someone you can trust. If you need some help, my uncle owns a body shop and can give you his recommendations (Located in Manassas).