Warrington Foreign Auto Parts, Inc.

Called to buy some wheels from them. Offered to pay for them over the phone, and have them set them out for me to pick them up after buisness hours accepting any risks on my end, they refuse to set them out. Was willing to drive 6 hours to buy them but wouldnt be able to get there until after they were closed. I get they are somewhat looking out for the customer, but at the same time, i was fine with taking the risk. Poor buisness in my opinion. Completely rude and unreasonable no matter who i tried to talk to. First place i have ever dealt with that was this horrible to deal with.

I inquired about a fuel tank for a 300ZX that they had listed for over $300. When I asked about the condition of the tank and whether it had any rust, the response was: "iTs UsEd; hOw aM i sUpPoSeD tO sEe tHaT? They then hung up on me. While I'm willing to pay more than $300 for a fuel tank, I would at least like to know its condition—especially regarding potential rust inside. 😑 Horrible customer service.

I ordered a seat belt. They told me that they had the belt, the same color, etc. Sent it to me. It was broken, rusty, unusable and the wrong color. They were very nice when I ordered the seat belt and said they had exactly what I needed. When I called and said part was broken told me Ford just wanted to sell me new seat belt that it was fine when he took it out of old car. Ford never offered to sell me new seat belt. In fact they said they had no seat belts to replace my broken one. He got very defensive and very loud. He said send it back and they would refund my money. When I asked why he had charged me tax as it was out of state and would they refund postage he started ranting. The man I spoke with at Warrington was rude and said he would not sell me any parts ever. Like I would risk b

Sold me an IMPOSSIBLE to find Volvo 1991 940 SE 15” aluminum wheel. Great price , cash $ only! Which is always nice 👍🏼. This gentleman has been selling me Volvo parts for 20 years, no problems. Thanks!

I called the store asking if they had a part for my car. I obviously asked what shape the part was in, and whether it was rusty, bent or damaged. The person who I spoke to on the phone said: "...well it's an old car part what do you expect?". Maybe instead of being rude and disgruntled they could have offered to email me some pictures of the product. You need to work on your customer service skills over the phone.