Quality Cars

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Quality Cars, whenever a new model arrived, a little boy named Max would come running. But one day, he stopped dead in his tracks and pointed at something on the hood of an electric blue sports car. The salesman looked closer—and saw nothing but a shadowy reflection that no one else could see. Finally, the salesman asked Max what he saw. With a big smile, Max whispered, ‘It’s a unicorn!’ Everyone laughed—except for the delivery driver who just happened to be driving a brand-new white van with a tiny plastic horn on its roof.

2. At Quality Cars, on foggy mornings when no one else was around, an old man in a tweed suit would emerge from behind the used cars and whisper directions into each vehicle's windshield. One day, a delivery driver noticed the old man’s shadow among the cars. Startled, he asked, ‘Where do you disappear to every morning?’ The man replied with a twinkle in his eye, ‘Just helping these beauties find their perfect owners.’ Turned out, he was the ghost of Quality Cars’ founder, making sure every sale was meant to be.

3. At Quality Cars, every Tuesday afternoon, a mysterious sound like distant laughter echoed through the showroom. No one could ever pinpoint its source. One Tuesday, an elderly neighbor stopped by and asked if he could borrow some sugar. As he left, everyone heard him whispering to himself, ‘I don’t remember laughing so much since my last visit here!’ The laughter continued to echo on Tuesdays, but now it was accompanied by sweet cookies left anonymously in the showroom.

4. At Quality Cars, whenever a new model arrived, a sign in the window mysteriously changed its message overnight—from ‘Service Done Right’ to ‘Service Done Wrong.’ No one could figure out who or what was responsible. One day, an old neighbor walked in and asked if they fixed his car yet. When he saw the sign, he laughed and said, 'I’ve seen that sign before—it means your mechanic is taking his time.' Everyone burst into laughter, realizing it was just an old joke passed down through the years.