I, too, have recently been scammed (screwed) buy Midwest Auto Recycling. I should have know better, during the process leading up to the actual purchase, it was extremely difficult to get anyone at Midwest to answer pertinent questions, such as: how many VERIFY-ABLE mile on on this engine, ...
I had the pleasure of dealing with those crooks. Don't you ever even think of dealing with those guys. They sold me a defective engine that didn't even belong to my car then appealed the case to MasterCard and kept the money. If you think your credit card company will protect you in case you're ...
I tried to explain to this company on more than one occasion funds were not well with me, yet... They were running back to the apt complexes i had to move out of and telling them information which was false, which they WERE not suppose to do. This complex unit swore it wanted to know what company ...
Beware!!! I recently called this company regarding a transmission they accepted payment for 9 days ago. They informed me they where not in the business of answering questings and hung-up on me. ...
In August 1, I purchased an engine from Midwest Auto Recycling, for my 1996 BMW 318i, in the amount of $1495.00, which was billed to my Ebay Master Card, account number ending on 3992. After receiving my engine I took it to a mechanic to have the engine mounted in my vehicle. The mechanic looked ...
Company sold bad engine bad head, it also had cracked motor mount. These guys are serious rip offs, stay away. Would not honor warranty or give money back for nothjing in the world. ...