Ordered a new Brodix block from Mike Weinel he was supposed to get the block to assembly level And add top fuel hoops in the block What I received was a block that had 2 hoops at 1 diameter and 6 at another diameter the hoops were red loctited in and smashed as it looked like a blind monkey put them in, they also did not put the cam bearing snap rings in DEFINITELY SHODDY WORK AND YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED AT WHAT YOU DID TO MY NEW 8000 dollar block cost me 2500 to have it repaired at another shop DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY THEY ARE INCAPABLE OF DOING CORRECT MACHINE WORK read more

Enclosed is a summary of events that I am hopeful you can use in an effort to protect the public from the bad business practices of a used auto dealer in Ohio. Weinle MotorSports dba Michael J's Auto Sales uses the term "AS IS" to sell unfit vehicles without any regards to the safety of the public or concern for the financial well being of its customers. It is my opinion that Weinle Motorsports disgraces all other used car dealerships in Ohio I purchased a 2002 Ford F150 Lariat SuperCab from From Weinle Motorsports online and it was delivered by trailer to my home in Kentucky. This Vehicle was unfit to drive on due to the numerous safety issues which include : 1) The rear brake line was rotted and crimped closed and the master cylinder did not hold fluid. 2) The wheel Bearings were so Bad that the wheel on the right side Wobbled. 3) The fuel filter leaked fuel and sprayed high pressure aerosol fuel which is a fire hazard. 4) The tires were dry rotted which created the possibility of a sidewall blow out. 5) The Emissions Control Systems were tampered with and had No Catalytic Converters.The exhaust Manifolds were covered in some kind of plastic epoxy to quiet the noise of faulty and leaking exhaust. Only 2 of 8 studs were intact on the right side of the engine. 6) Michael Weinle in a previous text message stated that he did a tune up and another time said he put on a muffler. This is absolutely not true. . Also Injector No 1 was unplugged to prevent blow-by of the Manifolds. I very much understand the term "As Is Where Is" and I was just fixing all of the problems I have described and many more which I have not described, until I understood what was done to the manifolds. This was a purposeful attempt to deceive me or any buyer of this truck. The manifolds can not be seen easily and it takes the removal of the inner fender wells to get to this area. This dealer cheated, and when combined with all of the safety issues, it paints a pretty good picture that he did in fact create a substantial risk to human life. This vehicle was sold to drive on the road, sold to an unwitting consumer ,and it's not just the consumer at risk but everyone else who drives at close proximity to this vehicle. Yes, accidents happen, but this dealer is profiting and increasing the statistical probability of accidents by his bad business practices. I spent a whole week trying to work out this with Michael Weinle and Mr. Weinle responded by calling me vulgar Names. In a conversation with Mr."Tory," one of the employees of Weinle Motorsports, I commented that Mike Weinle just started yelling at me and it seemed to me he did too much cocaine. Mr "Tory" responded "uh-huh yep that's him". I feel I must include this information because it is relevant to the character of the dealership. It seems that much more may be wrong at this dealership than just a bad car here and there. I have a complete transcription of the text messages between Michael Weinle and myself as well as a complete parts replacement list which includes some specialty tools that are specific to the repairs that I performed along with a timesheet for hours of labor. I am not currently in a business that repairs for profit although I am a qualified mechanical technician who owns a registered company in Kentucky with an hourly rate of 85 dollars per hour. It was suggested that I could suggested possibly return this truck for a complete refund by exerting legal pressure upon the dealer. I cannot and must not pass this problem along. If I just returned this truck there is the possibility of it being resold "as is" all over again. The person I am today will not entertain that kind of action. What I would like first and foremost is the protection of the public by means of withdrawing his business licenses. Secondly, I would like to see fines and financial consequences against this company. Finally I would like to see my own compensation for the damages and repairs that were mandatory for me to safely drive this truck, and I would like to see that if others had complaints for issues, that they too could be compensated for their losses. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKD2Vl-n2MY&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yq53ekBacM&feature=youtu.be read more

Follow up on my last post. Blown transmission on a car we owned 2 days when it started showing signs that Michael J said were my imagination. We've owned the car since mid-March (2 months) and started fighting with this the first week. $3000 for the car $150 to VW to check the transmission $200 for Michael J to lie about a transmission pan he said they "replaced". More like they tried to beat the dent out and ruined it in the process, but still put it back on. My mechanic said they could've replaced it brand new at that price. $2700 for a used transmission. $6050 for a 2005 VW Jetta we've put less than 100 miles personal drive time on. The other 400 was back and forth from mechanics. Do NOT buy from this crook. read more

Everything about this place is a HELL NO. All of the staff- owner, office, mechanics- are on some kind of drug (and usually high or drunk). The entire place is like being live on jerry springer with all the cussing and yelling going on. The cars are crap. The way business is done here is very shady and dishonest. Even the local police will advise you to stay away. Michael J is fine as long as you are giving him money. Once your money is in his pocket and you drive the car off the lot, don't ever again expect the service you got. He is notorious for cussing you and becoming irate and disrespectful if you come back questioning him about anything. Once he has your money he wants nothing else to do with you or the piece of shit car he knows has just been scammed on to You. My fiancée bought a car here- it ran fine for a month then blew up on the highway. He currently has to get a timing belt timing chain and engine to get it back to running condition. They will not honor the "we will fixit for half price". Had to actually take him to court to get back money that was paid for a car they said could be traded for another, as he didn't want to fix the issues with the new car. Actually, anything having to do with fixing any of the vehicles is done half assed- just enough to get the car off the lot and get any lights off so they can officially make that crappy car your problem. Been 8 mos and still waiting on our money... please do not waste your time. It will be the most regretful and memorable car buying experience ever. STAY AWAY!!! You've been warned... The only reason they got 1 star is because yelp wouldn't let it go giving NO stars... read more

Mike is a thief, nothing short of that. He sold my husband an intake manifold that was paid in full; $3100.00 that wasn't correct. Bolt holes didn't line up, despite the THREE TIMES he took to try and make it right. Once he accepted he is as incompetent as he is a shady jerk, he ghosted my husband saying he never received the intake manifold back (even though there is a SIGNED FEDEX RECEIPT), then it was his shop burned down, and now he has it for sale, lying like the scumbag that he is saying a customer gave a deposit of $1,000 and he'll sell for the balance. LIAR. Look at his pathetic reviews. It's a great representative of the shady scum he is. Don't risk doing business with this *cough* man. read more

If you deal with WeinleMotorsports in Cleves, read your paperwork carefully. They added $2000 to the price of my car in the finance application. My bad, I didn't read it, who would expect it? When I asked the owner about it later, we got into an argument about it, voices were raised, and as I was leaving, he followed me into the parking lot, calling me a "fag" in a red-faced, screaming rage, and flipping me the finger. (Shows his true colors if he thinks calling someone gay is an insult.) If you do buy from them, have the car checked out before you buy it. Lots of small things may need fixed...taillight connections, etc. I didn't, trusting that as a "dealer", they would fix things like that before selling the car. I was wrong. They didn't even wash it, or wash the price off the car when I picked it up. read more

The company name on the ad was Weinle Motersports, the one on the wall was Michael J. Auto Sales. The "low mileage" car was...not in good condition, had a busted hood release lever, and despite what it was advertised as...not an automatic transmission. I couldn't say for sure the VIN # they put in the ad was the same as that car, and I am betting the ad was a stock picture. When we pointed out that that the car looked nothing like the ad, they diverted us up the hill to another Ford Focus...which we couldn't test because it had no battery under the hood. They clearly didn't know what they had on the lot. We left with our $2500 in tact. read more