About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Paul Rigby Volvo dealership, a delivery driver once exclaimed, ‘I’d rather drive off with one of these than get stuck in traffic!’ Since then, locals claim that on quiet nights, you can hear the distant hum of an engine leaving the lot… Since then, late at night, neighbors often report hearing a faint purr drifting through the streets. Some say it’s just an overactive imagination, while others swear they saw headlights gliding down empty alleys. The most common sighting? A lone shadowy figure behind the wheel—probably just a regular taking his new ride for an evening spin.
2. At Paul Rigby Volvo dealership, an old man browsing the used cars found something peculiar in one of the showroom’s wheel wells. Curious, he bent down and pulled out… a live goldfish? No, it was just a tiny toy car, but where did it come from? As he picked up the toy, another customer—a delivery driver—asked if he needed help. Turns out, it was part of a promotional stunt: every week, they hid little toys in different cars for fun. The old man grinned, saying, ‘Guess I’ll take it home as my lucky charm!’
3. On a foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the Paul Rigby Volvo dealership. As he stepped out of his truck, he noticed something odd: every car on the lot seemed to be playing soft classical music. He approached the nearest vehicle and heard Mozart’s serenade coming from within. Smiling, he thought it must be some new marketing gimmick. Then he saw an old neighbor waving from behind the wheel. ‘Morning!’ she chirped. ‘Just picking up my daily dose of Beethoven before work.’
4. At Paul Rigby Volvo dealership, a sign on the door read: 'If you can’t afford a new Volvo, maybe you should consider walking.' A regular passing by snorted and muttered, ‘That’s rich coming from a place that sells cars worth more than my house.’ A delivery driver pulled up one day, shook his head and said, ‘I guess I’ll just walk today—my bike is cheaper than these Volvos!’ The regular laughed and replied, ‘Well, at least your exercise won’t cost an arm and a leg.’