A Double L Auto Salvage, Inc. at 8000 Cane Run Rd, Louisville, KY 40258

Kenny got the job done fast. I found exactly what I was looking for, and his son didn’t just hand it over—he explained everything in a way that made sense. I’ll send folks his way without hesitation.

Went in there looking for a simple part, and the guy behind the counter acted like I was wasting his time. Tried to charge me $100 for something I found online for $40 at Bessler’s—like, seriously? When I called him out on it, he just shrugged and said, “That’s what we sell it for.” Yeah, okay, buddy. I didn’t even argue, just walked out and got it for half the price. No idea how they stay in business if that’s how they treat customers. Must be preying on people who don’t bother checking prices first.

I went in there with a few questions about a part I needed, but the guy just kept reading off his screen like I wasn’t even talking. Tried to explain what I was dealing with, but he didn’t care—just kept saying the computer said this or that. The place was a mess, and I had to call back twice just to get a straight answer. Now he’s saying it’s “old stock,” but the listing’s been up for a week. Wouldn’t waste my time here again. ---

Six months after I sold my junk car to them, some couple showed up at my door screaming because they paid $1,500 for a title that wasn’t clear. Turns out the junkyard sold it to them without fixing the paperwork, and now *I’m* the one getting harassed. I had to junk the title again, and when I called the guy back, he straight-up threatened me. Told him to talk to my lawyer—and maybe that couple should too. Fast-forward two years, and I’m still dealing with this. A tow company just sent me a lien notice. The county clerk even remembered this mess when I called. Avoid these people like the plague. ---

If you’re hunting for Honda parts from 2018 or newer, don’t bother—this place won’t have what you need. But here’s the weird part: even though they couldn’t help with the part, the guy took the time to walk me through other ways to fix my problem. Not the answer I wanted, but at least he didn’t just shrug and walk away. ---

Called last month asking about a rear bumper for my car—parts are hard to find, so I figured I’d check. They said they’d look and call me back. A week went by. Nothing. Called again, and they *finally* admitted they had it—but when I asked if it was damaged, the guy flat-out said, *“You’ll have to see for yourself.”* Told him driving two hours just to check wasn’t exactly convenient, and he sighed like I was wasting his time before hanging up. Another week, still no call. At this point, I just bit the bullet and drove down there. Called at 9:05 AM on the dot—*click*—“NO OPEN. CALL BACK IN 30.” Called back at 9:50, and after more back-and-forth, they *finally* confirmed they had it. An hour later, they called to say they’d already crushed the car. Either they lied about having it in the first place or crushed it right after I asked. Either way, what a joke. 135 Auto Salvage is the exact opposite of this place. ---

Took my car to two other shops, and both gave me totally different diagnoses—plus sky-high estimates. Then I came here, and Kenny had it fixed the next day for half the price. Him and his team were actually nice to talk to, not like the other places where you feel like you’re getting scammed. I’m done going anywhere else. If you need work done right, this is the spot.