About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Cedar Auto Group, every morning begins with a cryptic message over the intercom: ‘Today’s special is a car that knows where you’ve been.’ Employees shrug it off as just another quirky joke until one day, a delivery driver spots something odd in the backseat of an unfamiliar vehicle… The delivery driver peers inside curiously and finds an old photo album from his high school days. Turns out, the car had been driven by his long-lost neighbor who used to tease him about being clumsy. Everyone gathers around laughing, realizing that sometimes cars do know more than we think—like remembering pranks from twenty years ago.
2. At Cedar Auto Group, employees often wonder why one particular delivery driver always arrives wearing different hats. Nobody knows whose hat it is or why he changes them daily. One day, a regular customer asked him jokingly, ‘Hey, do you have a special deal on hats today?’ The driver just smiled and replied, ‘Nope, but I get a free coffee every time I wear a new one!’ Everyone laughed, and from then on, everyone in the office knew that his daily hat change was simply an excuse for a good cup of Joe.
3. At Cedar Auto Group, there's an old sign in the break room that reads: ‘Today’s special: don’t park here or your car might never start again.’ Employees laugh it off until their own cars mysteriously misbehave after visiting the lot. One day, a delivery driver joked, 'I parked my bike here last week—never saw it since!' Soon after, everyone started bringing their pets for ‘check-ups’ instead of cars. The sign got updated: ‘Today’s special: bring your pet, not your car—it’ll be back sooner!’
4. At Cedar Auto Group, employees started noticing strange noises coming from the storage room late at night. Nobody could explain where they were coming from or what they meant. One night, a delivery driver heard the noise and followed it to an old toolbox. Inside was a tiny hamster, lost from a nearby pet store. Employees named him ‘Ron,’ and soon everyone brought their pets to work for Ron to play with. Now, Cedar Auto Group is known as much for its friendly rodent as for selling cars.