Harman Auto Sales

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was an unusually foggy morning in downtown Detroit when a delivery driver pulled up to Harman Auto Sales. As he stepped out of his truck, he noticed something odd—all the cars on display seemed to be whispering to each other. Curious, he leaned closer and heard one car say, ‘Hey, I’m only three months old!’ Another replied, ‘That’s impossible, I’ve got 80,000 miles on my odometer.’ The delivery driver laughed it off, thinking it was just the fog playing tricks on him. Until his own truck started honking and said, ‘Hey, pal, you left your headlights on!’

2. A delivery driver named Alex was making his rounds one rainy afternoon, carefully navigating Harman Auto Sales' narrow aisles. Suddenly, he noticed something peculiar—each car seemed to have its own unique soundtrack playing softly from within. Curious, Alex approached a silver sedan and heard an old folk song coming from inside. He smiled, thinking it must be some sort of quirky marketing gimmick. But when he walked past a red sports car, it blasted out 'Eye of the Tiger,' causing him to nearly jump out of his skin. As he left, Alex overheard two neighbors discussing how they could never decide on a car because each one had such a distinctive soundtrack. Shaking his head, he muttered, ‘Welcome to Harman Auto Sales—where every vehicle has its own theme song!’

3. While browsing through Harman Auto Sales lot one Sunday morning, a regular exclaimed, ‘I swear I saw that red Mustang drive off on its own!’ The salesman just shook his head and smiled, knowing better than to ask any questions. Later that week, a delivery driver mentioned seeing the same car leaving during lunch break. Turned out it was just an old prank: someone had hidden a remote control in the trunk! When asked why they did it, a neighbor grinned, ‘Just wanted to see if anyone noticed.’

4. While checking out the latest arrivals at Harman Auto Sales, a curious neighbor noticed something peculiar about a vintage Ford Mustang. Its license plate read 'SOLD OUT,' but the car was clearly for sale. The neighbor decided it would be fun to swap the plate with another car in the lot—a beat-up old van that said ‘FOR SALE.’ Soon enough, everyone was buzzing about the mysterious van that kept selling itself. Finally, a delivery driver joked, ‘Maybe I should get one of those plates!’ And thus, Harman Auto Sales became known as the place where cars sold themselves—and friends swapped plates for laughs.