Gary Used Auto Parts at 13175 Cairo Ln, Opa-locka, FL 33054

Honestly, this place is the real deal. I don’t just say that lightly—I’ve sent a bunch of people their way and haven’t heard a single complaint. They’ve got two yards right next to each other, packed with parts, and they seem to know *everyone* in the business. But what really sets them apart is how genuine they are. From the second you walk in, it’s clear this isn’t just some cutthroat operation. The whole crew—front desk, yard guys, everyone—act like they actually care. If you’re looking for parts or just a fair shake, give them a call. You won’t regret it. ---

Needed a part fast, and this shop didn’t waste my time. The guy behind the counter knew exactly where to look, pulled what I needed in minutes, and even checked to make sure it was in decent shape before I paid. No haggling, no runaround—just straight-up good service. And the prices? Way better than the other places I checked. Parts were clean, no hidden damage, and I walked out happy. If you’re hunting for used auto parts, skip the rest and go here first. ---

Called ahead, got a price for a 2012 Honda Civic door. Drove all the way to Gary, and when I showed up, some guy flat-out told me, *“Nah, that quote’s dead—it’s $500 now.”* Are you kidding me? That’s not how business works. No warning, no explanation, just a sudden price jump like it’s some kind of scam. Absolute nonsense. Wouldn’t trust these people with a dime. ---

Biggest regret of the year: buying a truck from Gary Used Auto Parts. The seller straight-up lied about the work done on it. Said it was fixed, but the second I got it home, I found out *none* of that was true. Safety issues, hidden problems—you name it. This isn’t just bad service; it’s outright fraud. If you value your money *or* your life, don’t touch this place. Get everything in writing, or better yet, take your business somewhere that won’t screw you over. ---

My luck was trash when I found out three rims on my car were trashed and one was cracked—worst part? It’s a special edition, so matching rims are nearly impossible. New ones from Lincoln? $800 *each*. Then I found Gary’s had all four from a wreck, still in great shape. Called to check, and they not only had them but held them for me until I could drive up from Tampa. Most yards wouldn’t do that—it’s usually first-come, first-served. But they went above: pulled the rims off the car, loaded them into my SUV, even threw in a 2x4 to keep them from rolling around. And the price? Fair. No gouging, just a solid deal. Saved me a fortune and a headache. Wouldn’t hesitate to go back.