Engine Trust Reviews

Name: Engine Trust
Rating: 4.02

4.0 Rating 952 Reviews

76 %

of reviewers recommend Engine Trust

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About Engine Trust:

Engine Trust is a price comparison website which gives you the best deals on new, used and reconditioned engines. Our vast network of trusted and verified engine suppliers offer excellent value for money.

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Engine Trust 5 star review on 12th April 2025

Kevin Dudley

Anonymous

Anonymous // 01/01/2019

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“I don't believe that Engine Trust have trusted suppliers. I accepted the quote in June 2022 it was £1495. Once I dropped the car in the garage it went another £3322.80 inc VAT. Since my vehicle is reconditioned there it started giving problems, so I return to them. They return it saying no problem with the engine. In August my vehicle breakdown so I called them for assistance. They told me that the garage has moved to a different location. Now I'm in September 4 weeks passed but still, the vehicle is with them with no sign of fixing the problem. *The supplier doesn't even have a garage but uses someone else *No support available aftersale from both Engine Trust & supplier”

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Posted 4 years ago

“No waste of time had one quote who wanted £2500 plus vat to build my engine . I can build it for £500 inc parts”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I received a Quote from TM Engines Ltd Happy with quote then asked about having my car collected. Was told by “Rick” it would be around £250. Received a text with Shopia bank details and a price £320. Refused this quote then received another text with same bank details from Rick at £250. Paid by BACS. This was last I heard from TM Engine. Thinking now I have been scammed. Contact my bark to start investigation. Contacting Trading standards with all information about your website and TM Engine has 11 business linked to address shown on quote. Police also informed.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I changed my BMW520D Engine from excide Engine 6 months ago. Louie is fraud he don't honour the warranty. I have 1 year warranty but now he is lying he is saying its all on me. because I didn't changed what he recommended. but I have proof he charged me to change those part turbo and clutch and flywheel. he is a complete fraud. now I am looking for another Engine. but I don't know whom to trust.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Most of the quotes come from scam artists who find other things wrong and increase the price.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“phone operators were unfreindly/ unhelpful and price was 25% above market”

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Posted 4 years ago

“No comments”

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Posted 4 years ago

“quote was most expensive”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I attempted to deal with one of the so called vetted dealers and was almost scammed to the point where I arranged to have my car collected and could have potentially never seen it again according to further research into the company. It was operating under 3 different names (that I could find). They are being investigated by trading standards ( which explains the many business names) and this particular company have collected cars, completed no work on them and demanded 000's from people just to get their cars back. They abuse the rights garages have to hold cars until they receive payments. Check for websites and actual reviews, trust a trader, trust a garage ect. Do your own vetting folks. I am purposely not listing the particular dealer in hopes that this review stays put... Hope this helps ....”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I bought an engine through engine trust partner (Worldwide Engines) - Engine not delivered - excuses given - no refund - AVOID WORLDWIDE ENGINE AT ANY COST”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Constant calls, voicemails, emails and messages received since using website”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Went with M L Auto Recon paid 50% deposit never collected the car and still can’t get hold of the company and not had money money back. Looks like company have folded”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Scammers are from this site”

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Posted 4 years ago

“These guys are a rip off”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Price is down”

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Posted 4 years ago

“CHECK ALL SUPPLIERS REVIEWS BEFORE PROCEEDING. I thought Engine trust had a proper vetting and monitoring proceedure in place, hence the word TRUST. It seems they dont and I've had to sped £600 to avoid being ripped off by one (or more possibly) of the companies that are part of the Trust list of suppliers. Any Engine Ltd have terrible reviews. They are very organised and professional until they get your car and then they seem to completely abuse people.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I have not received any offers since regeristing.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Avoid like the plague. I took up one of their quotes for Any Engine Ltd for £1550 that was turned into a bill for £4300 for a fully reconditioned engine.In truth they fitted a second hand engine and denied this despite the change of engine number, numerous other clues and not to mention since return a £600 bill elsewhere to repair the leaking fuel pump.Engine Trust cannot be trusted and clearly either are linked to this fraud or are completely incompetent in checking out their recommended repairers”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Engine Trust should act as an escrow agent between the buyer and seller. Nearly all sellers are selling flawed or non existed engines. There should be a vetting process from Engine Trust of the sellers. Each seller should deposit at least £5,000 with Engine Trust which should be used if the buyer was missold a flawed or non working engine. The concept should work all the time and not on a hit and miss basis.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Couldn't source me anything”

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Posted 4 years ago

Engine Trust is rated 4.0 based on 952 reviews