Westgate Chevrolet Used Vehicles

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dusk, when most people were heading home from work, a delivery driver pulled up to Westgate Chevrolet Used Vehicles with an unusual package. As he approached the building, an old man emerged from the shadows and whispered something into his ear. The driver opened the package curiously, only to find a note reading: ‘Your next ride is waiting inside—just follow the neon sign that says “Used Cars for Impatient Delivery Men.”’ The old man chuckled softly before vanishing back into the night. Ever since then, on foggy evenings, some employees swear they see a glowing Chevy Cruze pulling itself out of the lot…

2. At dawn, when few cars were on the road, an early bird delivery driver noticed something odd. The used vehicles at Westgate Chevrolet seemed to be shifting slightly in their spots, as if they were restless. Curious, he parked nearby and watched from a distance. Soon enough, one old pickup truck shifted its headlights towards him, blinking twice like a friendly wave. Startled, the delivery driver laughed it off, but then noticed other cars nodding or waving back. That’s when his neighbor walked out of her house, whistling while pushing a shopping cart filled with groceries—apparently, she’d been grocery-shopping in the used-car lot overnight!

3. At midnight, when the streets of Detroit fell silent, a delivery driver approached Westgate Chevrolet Used Vehicles with a puzzling question for the owner: ‘Sir, I’ve been delivering here for years, and every night at exactly 1:00 AM, your neon sign turns itself on.’ The owner scratched his head and replied, ‘That’s odd… It must be one of those pesky ghost cars from our inventory!’ They both laughed, and the next day, the neon sign stayed off until closing time. Moral of the story? Sometimes even used-car lots have quirks only their employees can appreciate.

4. At sunset, when the parking lot of Westgate Chevrolet Used Vehicles began to empty, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. From inside one of the used trucks, a soft humming sound emerged—like an old engine coming alive but without any movement. Curious, he walked closer, only to realize that no keys were in sight. As he approached, the truck’s headlights flickered on, illuminating an old teddy bear sitting behind the wheel. The delivery driver laughed and called out, ‘Hey, someone left their cuddly co-pilot here!’ He reached for the door handle, but it wouldn’t budge—it was stuck fast. Finally, with a big grin, he said, “Guess I’ll be taking this little guy home as company.”