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Gerald S

Went in on 10/19/25 afternoon. My buddy paid for yard entry and the guy behind the counter didnt like that my buddy paid with a debit card for whatever reason. The employee continued to make rude remarks to us and challenged us to a fight when hes not working. Went out and got the part, paid for it and went outside to leave. Fully expecting to see the employee in the register area, he wasnt there and wasnt out front. Would call in about this but nothing is ever done about the customer service in this place. Lincoln location. If i could give zero stars i would.

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Susan Benson

First time visiting a place like this. We looked online to see that they had the model we wanted. I expected a heap of cars, but it was very organized into numbered rows. They printed out a listing of which rows had the Cruz so we didn't have to look in every row.Found two out of three parts for a Chevy Cruze.Cost $3 per person, which was valid for 24 hours. It was very fun to look around. I wouldn't go if it has recently rained -- would be muddy. Wear good shoes because there are small car parts all over the ground. They need to build an elevated viewing box to watch the cars being moved around and crushed and charge admission just for that (to watch from a safe distance). Kids (and young at heart) would love that!

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Dylan G

I don’t do reviews often but figured it would be worth it this time around. Tried to buy two camshaft sensors (priced at $11 each on their website) once I get to the counter they inform me the total is more than double what their website says. Guy at the counter couldn’t elaborate on why such a drastic difference except for “big sensor” and “core charge” neither of which is on the website. I understand a core charge for batteries, alternators, starters, etc but for a sensor that is $30 new? Very dissatisfied and won’t be returning to the yard anytime soon. Exorbitant prices for parts with a mystery amount of miles. A shame they would rather let a $25 sale walk and throw away the parts because they have no idea what those two sensors came out of. Staff needs training in customer service badly.