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Engine World USA

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1001 4th Ave #3200, Seattle, Washington, 98154, United States
(800) 210-4205 www.usedjapanmotors.com
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Feb 22, 2018
If I could post negative stars, I would. Tried to visit this business "office" at the listed address, surprise surprise, it doesn't exist. It's a "virtual" office. This place is trying to pose as a local business, but is obviously not local. Avoid these scam artists. There are real, honest, local options for foreign engines and transmissions with locations where you can go and see the actual engine in person before you buy if you want. Try THAT with a "virtual office". Check out "Engine World USA" on the Better Business Bureau and see for yourself.

Mar 14, 2018
THIS COMPANY DOES NOT EXIST!!! I drove over an hour after calling them to see if they were open, and found out that this is just a fancy PO box! They don't exist in Washington, and are actually located in TEXAS. This is such a disgusting business practice, I made a Google account just to review. They wasted my time and gas pretending to be a local company, but only have one location which is halfway across the country according to the lady I spoke to on the phone!

Feb 22, 2018
I called them up looking for a Subaru Outback engine locally, and they told me they don't actually have a location in Washington, and they ship all of their engines from Texas. I looked up the address and it's a "virtual office space", allowing them to pretend to be a local business. Their website also showed multiple locations around the USA, and those appear to be virtual offices too. If you are looking for a local company to buy an engine from, don't buy from these guys. This seems like a very dishonest business tactic.

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