Seymour Auto Wrecking Inc at 107 New Haven Rd, Seymour, CT 06483

Been going to Seymour Auto for years with my buddy—we’ve junked a few cars there, and the office staff always made it easy. Got fair prices every time. We’ve also grabbed parts from their Ansonia warehouse a ton for the trucks and cars we flip. Joe was the guy we always dealt with, and he knew his stuff. Dude could talk your ear off, but in a good way. Then he up and left, and now there’s this young girl—Lisa, maybe?—running the place. Not the same vibe at all. She acts like she’d rather be anywhere else. The other two guys who work there, though? They’re solid, just like Joe was. Here’s the thing—I’ve been sober for 16 years, and I avoid places where I might run into that stuff. But after this girl started, the smell of weed hit me every time we walked in. Her red eyes and the way she moves? No question she’s high. And I swear I’ve caught the scent of alcohol on her too. It’s not just me—my buddy noticed it too. Even after that other review came out about a mom and her kid seeing her smoke outside, nothing changed. We were in there the other day, and she was still at it. Can’t keep supporting a place that lets this slide. ---

My boyfriend and I stopped by Seymour Auto’s parts place in Ansonia last week to grab something for his car. I stayed in the car with our 13-year-old while he ran in. Out of nowhere, my son goes, *“Mom, what’s that smell?”* I looked over, and there was this girl standing outside, smoking. I tried playing it off—*“Oh, probably just a skunk,”* I said—but my kid wasn’t buying it. *“Mom, it’s winter. Skunks aren’t out. She’s smoking weed.”* She caught me staring and ducked inside. Look, I get that weed’s legal now, but smoking it right outside the building where customers—*and kids*—can see? That’s not okay. She goes back to work after getting high? Not professional. Not respectful. The place seems great otherwise, but we’re not coming back after that. ---

Hunting for a used alternator on eBay when I stumbled on Seymour Auto Wrecking’s listing. Called Eddie, and the guy was a total straight shooter—polite, no nonsense. Gave him my VIN, he made me an offer I couldn’t walk away from. No haggling, no runaround. Just good, old-fashioned service, which is harder to find than a decent mechanic these days. And get this—he *delivered* it for free. No strings, no hidden fees. Just a guy doing right by a customer. Appreciate it, man. —Thanks again, Seymour!

Backed out of the garage yesterday and *crunch*—busted the passenger-side mirror clean off. Panicked because I can’t pass inspection without it. Called Seymour Auto Wrecking, and they had a replacement ready in hours. I was ready to kiss someone, I was so relieved. Thanks to the whole team there for saving my sanity. —Sandy K ---

Hunter came through big time when we needed our 2001 Impala towed. Guy was all business but not in a rush—answered every question we had without making us feel stupid. Loading the car onto the truck? Smooth as butter. No drama, no stress. The paperwork part usually drags, but he made it quick and painless. And when we handed over the title, the check matched the offer exactly. No surprises, no back-and-forth. If you need a tow, call this guy. Seriously, can’t recommend him enough. ---