Our company was founded to help customers like you find high quality, great priced, low mileage engines, with a simple quote or call. This means, working with us makes the process of finding your replacement motors much easier. Even though buying a replacement engine can be a large expense, purchasing a used engine can be much more affordable than getting locked into a payment on a new car. So finding a used engine through us is simple. Just tell us your year/make/model and VIN # by either quote or phone and we will get you a custom used engine quote that includes shipping to the location of your choice, it's just that simple! Buy filling out our free engine quote or calling us at 866-319-1643, we will work to find you the best engine for your car, truck, van or SUV today.
Quality Used Engines (qualityusedengines.com) has 261 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.4 out of 5.
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Karen M.
I would give a zero if I could. DO NOT order from these crooks. They sent a filthy completely stripped motor that was cracked. I’m still fighting to get my money back. They can’t speak English and CS is horrible. I wish I would have seen these reviews before I ordered
Timothy W.
They sent me wrong engine for my 2014 jeep. After several phone call and emails with no response. They sent me a return label. Had freight company pick up engine. I thought they were exchanging engine for right one. NOPE!! They charged me shipping both ways plus restocking fees equal to $1350.00. They are crooked as hell!!!!!
Gav P.
Absolutely shocking company avoid at all cost, built a Cosworth engine for a rally car engine fail twice within 50 miles each. Lee took no responsibility for his terrible workmanship! And was difficult to deal with… had to take it to a proper engine builder engine is perfect now with no issues, just a shame it cost double the amount it should have to get a decent engine built. YOU'VE BEEN WARNED!!
Kenneth B.
I had concerns after reading the reviews. I originally thought I had troubleshot and fixed my QUE engine for my Ford F150 5.0 Coyote. I kept getting P0303 Misfire on #3. It ran, and I could still feel the miss in it, but it wasn't coding, until a day later. Well, I took it to the mechanic that installed the motor, and 7 cylinders with compression of 150, and one with 85. #3 had been causing trouble since day 1. New plugs, coils, cleaned the MAF, new purge valve. Nothing worked. They claim that they compression test all engines. Obviously, that is a false statement on their website. I am already out labor costs I won't get back, and I don't even want to fix it again not knowing if the next engine I get will be any better, or worse. I filed a warranty claim. At this point, I am turned off of fixing it, and as soon as I get this resolved, my beautiful 2014 F150 is headed to the graveyard. It's really disappointing, but I'm not throwing any more money at an 11 year old truck, hoping that it eventually works out. I would proceed with caution when buying a used engine from anybody with a late model car or truck. If it's got an overhead cam, I wouldn't touch used again. You can't really rebuild them, and used engines are a crap shoot. I really wanted to give QUE a good review. Had they come through with what they promised...I would have. I mean, a compression test on my motor would have picked up one cylinder hitting at about half of the others, and it would have been sent to a reman shop for rebuild instead of to a customer for installation. Honestly, I won't touch a used engine again. Buying a used truck is less expensive in the long run. Though this isn't specifically Ford's fault the taste of Ford has also soured because of this. My 91,000 engine started knocking, and the engine I was quoted as having approximately 56,000 miles had a low compression cylinder. It will probably be the last Ford I buy or try to fix for a long time, if ever. But...I am loving my 2024 Chevrolet truck. If they make it right, I will add to the review. In reality, what is that? Well, getting me a good engine that was actually compression tested that has the actual miles stated, and having the junk engine replaced at no additional cost to me would be the optimal. I don't think I will hold my breath on that one. Just refund the cost of the motor, fully (no restocking fees, since it was faulty from QUE, and I installed it in good faith). Oh yeah. $650 for gaskets, seals, water pump, thermostat etc) all to put on a junk motor. Not gonna get that back either, and would have to buy all of that stuff again. But nope, I'm done with fixing it. I put a ton of money into it already, and I'm not going to do it again....ever! ***Update - Quality Used Engines made it right! They refunded the cost of the engine. I'm still out a ton for the install, but that was an understood risk. I still won't buy a used engine again, as the feeling of losing my truck is still very raw.
Lon W.
They would not take the engine back at any price and they act as if they can not understand any communication. The previous company under this name was very good. This company does not really care about
Thomas L.
Please don't purchase anything from this company...I called for a quote on an engine..the rep hung up on me when I questioned the price advertised online..so I called back and got a different rep and got a totally different quote for the same engine..then when I questioned the price difference..he began to mock and disrespect me. They are also being sued by the State of Wisconsin Attorney Office
Randi M.
Do not purchase from this company. I own an auto repair shop. When we received the engine we purchased, we tested it prior to install and it had zero compression. We immediately called and emailed them. They said they didn't have another one in stock. They said they would refund the $1900, but to keep the engine as it costs to ship back. We called and emailed with no answers, just put on hold, or told it "was in the accounting department". Now after 4 months, no refund. I filed a case with the CA Attorney Generals office. (no response either). Buyers beware. This was a tough lesson.....
tracey Butler O.
I wish there was a minus star. If you need a used engine and these scammers are your only option, buy a bus pass, you'll me much more satisfied. My story starts late August 2024 with an unexplained engine failure on my beautiful 2019 Sierra truck. The dealer wanted 15k for a brand new replacement. GM had no eta on production. They offered me a refurbished engine with 80k miles and a 12 mile warranty for 9k. Needless to say, I declined as I use my truck for my food business and expect 12k miles in 3-4 months. I declined and started searching online. These creeps popped up on google. The look totally reputable. The website seems clear and concise and they are US based in Cudahy Wisconsin. I got a free quote, they had an engine for my truck. They offer free shipping to an auto shop and 5 year/50k warranty on parts and labor! They had my model engine with 30k miles on it! They even promise a core refund of $500if you send in your old engine. There are tons of great reviews on their page that link to an independent review site. (so it seems) I decided to buy the engine. By this time I had been down a vehicle nearly a month. I talked to a seemingly nice man in the parts department. He told me if I ordered that day my engine would ship in the next few days and could take about a week to arrive. My total cost was 7k. They offer a preferred financing option during the purchasing process that approved me for 5k and I paid the other 2k out of pocket. I asked the parts guy did I need to have the shop remove my old engine when the new one was delivered. He told me not to worry about it. My mechanic was set to receive my engine the following week but it took just over two weeks to arrive. My mechanic set my appointment for his next available slot which was about ten days away. Long story short, the engine, once installed would not fire up. My mechanic advised me that he was sending my truck to the dealership for troubleshooting. My service tech immediately found that the intake was full of metal debris. He explained that if they were to start the engine this could ruin the entire motor. I bought a new intake after they checked my original intake and found it to have debris as well. I was confident that I could make a warranty claim and be reimbursed. It went straight to hell from here. I called them to file the claim, there was a menu option for warranty claims. It rang into a queue, I held 20 minutes before hanging up. I then located an option to file a claim on the web page. I entered my invoice number as directed and received a message stating that my warranty was not valid. It then directed me to a message that told me if I didn't register my warranty after installation within 10 days of delivery it was void. This disclaimer isn't anywhere on the website other than if you try to file a claim. I read my contract confirmation email and it only says 5k, 5 year parts and labor warranty. In the mean time, I called them every day and never received an answer. It was like they had my number flagged. I called from a different number and they answered immediately! Once they found out who I was they transferred me into that queue that nobody answers. I held back my next payment. Their finance company (Pay tomorrow) contacted me immediately. I asked if they were affiliated, the agent said no but offered to help. She asked for photos of the damage and proof that I had been calling. I sent her the pictures from the dealer and copies of my call log and emails where I had been trying to reach QUE. She followed up the next day and told me to try calling again, she gave me a number that I didn't have and a name. I thought she was pretty helpful for a finance company who claimed to be unaffiliated with the merchant. I called, no answer. I called from another number they picked right up. I asked for the guy she referred me to, told my story and he immediately transferred me into the warranty queue. Another guy answered almost immediately. He told me he would send me a warranty form. The warranty form was a combination of jumping through several hoops and shitting in a swinging bucket. It was so tedious and impossible to complete, an obvious intentional roadblock. I began digging into QUE because when I called they answered with a different company name. There are hundreds of complaints against them on many websites. The good reviews I read on their website are clearly fakes.I tried to reach that review company and it no longer exists. BBB and the Indiana States Attorney have reached out to them in an attempt to mediate. This isn't new to them. I'm not asking for a refund. I'm asking them to stand behind the engine they sent me. I'm asking them to warranty it, like they advertised. The last guy I spoke to told me that the dealer was just trying to get money out of me and that there is no warranty because I took too long to install the engine. Looking for a lawyer!
