Kia of Abilene

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn in Abilene, when Kia of Abilene’s lot was quiet as a Sunday morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd. The headlights of one car seemed to glow an unearthly blue, casting eerie shadows on the deserted streets. Curious, he approached closer and saw that it was just an old Kia with its headlights reflecting off a nearby billboard. Shaking his head, he muttered, ‘Another day in Abilene—nothing but ghost cars.’ But then, turning around, he caught himself smiling at the thought of such a quirky town.

2. At dawn in Abilene, when Kia of Abilene's lot was quiet as a Sunday, a delivery driver noticed something odd. The headlights of an empty showroom were on, blinking like a mischievous eye, even though the dealership had closed hours ago. Curious, he approached and saw that one of the cars was gently waving its turn signal, as if saying hello. Startled but amused, he walked inside only to find the reception desk covered with notes from neighbors thanking Kia of Abilene for its daily wave during morning commutes.

3. At dawn in Abilene, when Kia of Abilene’s lot was quiet as a Sunday, a little boy on his way to school noticed something unusual. A new car, still wrapped in plastic, seemed to be moving ever so slightly, like it was breathing. Curious, he approached and peered inside through the window. The car blinked its headlights once, then softly honked. Startled, the boy ran back home, only to return later with his neighbor, who whispered that maybe it was just the delivery driver testing the horn for fun. They both laughed, and from that day on, whenever someone saw the car ‘breathing,’ they’d smile and wave—because sometimes, even cars have their own reasons for waking up early.

4. At dawn in Abilene, when Kia of Abilene’s lot was quiet as a Sunday, a delivery driver pulled up with an unusual cargo: a live parrot that kept repeating ‘Sale! Sale!’ over and over. The bird's persistent cry drew curious onlookers until someone finally opened the door, only to discover it was just a mischievous parrot from Mexico. The next morning, Kia of Abilene had a new sign: 'All Sales Final—No Parrots Included.'