About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another day at Z Auto Sales when a delivery driver pulled up with an unusual load. As he unloaded the boxes from his truck, neighbors started gathering around, curious about what lay inside. As he opened one box, everyone gasped—inside was a life-sized cardboard cutout of a classic muscle car, complete with fake chrome and spinning wheels. The delivery driver shrugged, saying, 'Just a regular order for Mr. Smith.' Neighbors laughed it off, shaking their heads, but couldn't help taking selfies next to the mock-up.
2. At Z Auto Sales, every morning begins with an unusual announcement over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, your lucky number for today is… 86!’ Soon enough, employees noticed that whenever someone’s parking spot matched that number, their vehicle mysteriously developed new features—like built-in espresso machines or self-driving capabilities. One day, a delivery driver arrived with his truck bearing license plate number 86-AUTO. As soon as he parked, his truck started playing classical music and brewing coffee from its hidden compartment! Everyone laughed when he tried explaining it was just a coincidence. Meanwhile, next door, a regular customer found out his old Honda could now cook pancakes in the dashboard. Turned out, at Z Auto Sales, luck had a habit of showing up in unexpected ways.
3. At dawn, when most dealerships are still quiet, Z Auto Sales’ neon sign flickered ominously. A delivery driver adjusted his cap and muttered something under his breath as he unlocked the doors. Inside, an old clock ticked loudly, its hands frozen at exactly 8:15 AM. The delivery driver found himself staring at a vintage car that seemed to smile back at him. He shrugged it off, but later that day, everyone in town knew why the salesman always parked his own car facing east—so he could catch the first rays of sunrise.
4. At Z Auto Sales, one afternoon, a salesman was showing a customer around when he noticed something peculiar: the price tags on cars were slowly changing numbers as if someone was tampering with them. The salesman called over his manager, who shook his head and muttered, ‘Must be that old delivery driver messing with our stickers again.’ They both laughed it off until they saw a regular walking past with a mischievous smile—and sure enough, he had swapped out some more prices. The end result? A Toyota Camry listed for $99,999 became an instant hit, selling within minutes.