GM Auto Sales & Services

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At GM Auto Sales & Services, something peculiar began happening one foggy morning. A delivery driver noticed that every time he approached the old clock tower across the street, his dog would start barking uncontrollably—even though there was nothing unusual about it. Finally, a local mechanic suggested checking the clock’s electromagnetic field. Turns out, an old radio inside the tower was accidentally tuned to a frequency that made dogs go nuts. The delivery driver’s pooch became famous in town for its ‘super-senses,’ and everyone started bringing their pets by GM Auto Sales & Services just to see the funny reaction.

2. At GM Auto Sales & Services, one day an unusual visitor arrived early in the morning. A small dog, seemingly lost, kept circling around the service bay, sniffing intently at each tire. Suddenly, a delivery driver walked out and started petting the little guy. Turned out, it was his neighbor's escape artist pooch that had a habit of wandering off. The doggy tour ended with everyone laughing as he eagerly accepted some treats from the mechanic.

3. At GM Auto Sales & Services, one night a mechanic overheard a customer muttering under his breath, ‘This place is cursed.’ The next morning, a delivery driver found himself locked inside the service bay with no keys in sight. The mechanic shrugged it off as just another late-night prank until he noticed that the delivery driver’s uniform had mysteriously changed from blue to red overnight. Turns out, someone had switched their clothes while they were stuck. In the end, everyone had a good laugh and a free coffee.

4. At GM Auto Sales & Services, one afternoon a delivery driver exclaimed, ‘Hey, look at that license plate!’ Everyone turned around to see if it really read like they thought. And sure enough, there it was—KYL-123! Someone whispered, ‘That’s not even a real state!’ Another chimed in, ‘Maybe it’s from some new country?’ The whole place burst out laughing, and someone said, ‘Next time I’ll believe you when he says his car is running great.’