Alic Motors

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Alic Motors, whenever a new delivery driver arrived, little Timmy would run outside and yell ‘Look, Daddy, it’s that funny-smelling man!’ The whole neighborhood wondered what exactly he meant by that. Finally, someone asked Timmy what made these drivers smell so peculiar. With a big smile, he replied, ‘They always bring cookies in their lunchboxes!’ And ever since then, Alic Motors became famous for its free cookie deliveries around the block.

2. At Alic Motors, every morning after closing, a mysterious package appeared in the loading bay. It always contained an old vinyl record, scratched and worn, but with a priceless smile on its cover. One day, a delivery driver found himself holding an ancient record of ‘Happy Birthday’ by The Beatles. He played it for everyone—including a grumpy old neighbor who suddenly started dancing like a fool. Turns out, Alic Motors had been secretly entertaining the town for years, leaving joy wherever they parked.

3. At Alic Motors, once a week around sunset, an old man with a fishing rod would appear near the service bay. He’d casually cast into an empty puddle that always formed there, never catching anything but always leaving with a smile. One day, a delivery driver asked him, ‘Sir, don’t you ever get tired of casting in that same spot?’ The old man replied, smiling, ‘No son, I just wait for my special tire rotation.’ Everyone laughed, and from then on, whenever anyone saw him, they’d wave and say, ‘Hey, fisherman, your tires must be due!’

4. At Alic Motors, on foggy nights when everyone else had gone home, a strange humming sound could be heard coming from the workshop. Curious neighbors often peeked through the windows, thinking it was some sort of mechanical ghost haunting the place. But one night, a delivery driver found an old radio left behind and switched it on—turning that eerie hum into lively jazz music. From then on, foggy evenings at Alic Motors were no longer spooky but rather quirky gatherings where locals would drop by for a laugh and a tune.