Auto Sales & Finance

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a little boy walked into Auto Sales & Finance and pointed excitedly at something on the wall. The salesman looked up from his paperwork and saw nothing but an ordinary poster. But the kid kept insisting it moved. "See? See how it's waving at me?" he said. The salesman squinted suspiciously, then leaned closer to inspect. Just as he did, the wind outside shifted slightly, causing the poster to flutter ever so briefly. ‘Oh,’ said the man, straightening up with a smile. ‘Now I see what you mean, kid.’ From that day on, whenever anyone asked if the poster moved, everyone in town would wink knowingly—and nod towards Auto Sales & Finance.

2. At night, a delivery driver passing Auto Sales & Finance swore he heard someone humming classical music from inside the closed showroom. Curious, the delivery guy parked nearby and peered through the window. To his surprise, there was no one around—just an old radio playing Beethoven softly in the empty showroom. The next morning, a regular customer asked if they had any cars with ‘classic sound systems.’

3. Late one afternoon, an elderly gentleman entered Auto Sales & Finance with a peculiar expression on his face. He approached the counter and asked the salesman in a hushed voice: 'Excuse me, but does your finance department accept payments in gold coins?' The salesman looked puzzled for a moment, then smiled warmly. ‘Yes, sir, we do!’ he replied cheerfully. The old man nodded approvingly, pulled out a small velvet pouch from his jacket pocket, and said softly, ‘Good, because I’ve been saving these since my grandson’s first car.’ Everyone within earshot burst into laughter as the salesman took the coins, muttering under his breath, ‘I guess we’ll never know if it was worth it.’

4. Late one afternoon, a neighbor pulled up to Auto Sales & Finance with something unusual in hand—a small, rusty keychain that read ‘Free Car for Life.’ He approached the receptionist, who glanced at it curiously before shrugging and saying, ‘Interesting, but we don’t accept those here.’ Just then, another customer walked in—an old delivery driver carrying an enormous box. The receptionist raised an eyebrow as he said, 'This is my Free Car for Life!' Turns out, it was just his lunchbox. Everyone burst into laughter, realizing sometimes life’s prizes are right under our nose.