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Austria's largest contract-free car repair chain offering paint, bodywork, auto glass, tires, and mechanical services.

Last updated September 2, 2026

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Overview

Lucky Car is an Austrian car repair chain. According to its official website, it was founded in 2008 and describes itself as Austria's largest contract-free car repair workshop. It offers services such as paint and bodywork, car mechanics, tires and rims, and auto glass. As of 2024, it operates 62 locations in Austria and 2 in Switzerland.

History

Lucky Car was founded in 2008. In 2010, the network developed with 7 new openings in one year. In 2012, it evolved from a small damage specialist to a full-service provider in the body and paint sector. In 2014, the 20th branch in Austria was opened. In 2016, a new facade and workshop concept including a mechanics module was introduced, and the company won the ÖFV Franchiseaward 'Best Franchise System 2016'. In 2019, it took over the company Midas with 9 locations in Vienna. In 2021, the first location in Switzerland was opened. In 2024, it took over A.T.U. Austria (with 24 locations) and had 62 locations in Austria and 2 in Switzerland.

Products and positioning

  • Paint & Bodywork

    Services include body repair, dent and paint damage repair, hail damage repair, accident and sheet metal damage repair.

  • Car Mechanics

    Services include car service and repairs, §57a inspection 'Pickerl', battery and electrics, air conditioning service.

  • Tires & Rims

    Services include tire service and change, storage in tire depot, rim repair, tire calculator.

  • Auto Glass

    Services include windshield repair and replacement, quick stone chip repair, rear, side or roof window repair.

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