Hendrick Cadillac Cary

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Hendrick Cadillac Cary and asked the salesman, ‘Why do you always see old men walking around here in their pajamas?’ The salesman replied with a smile, ‘Oh, those are not just any old men—those are our valued customers who’ve ordered custom-made Cadillacs from us. We deliver them right to their doorstep, and they come by to pick up their new cars still wearing their pajamas!’ The delivery driver shook his head and laughed, thinking to himself, ‘Next time I’ll know better than to ask such nosy questions.’

2. One day, a curious neighbor walked into Hendrick Cadillac Cary and asked the salesman, ‘Do you sell cars that can drive themselves?’ The salesman grinned slyly and replied, 'Well, sir, we do have some special models that park themselves!' The neighbor nodded thoughtfully before asking, 'Can they also order coffee while parked?' Everyone in the showroom burst out laughing as the salesman shook his head and said, 'No, but they're working on it.'

3. In the early hours of one foggy morning, a delivery driver arrived at Hendrick Cadillac Cary with an unusual cargo. Among the usual parts and accessories, he noticed a small box labeled ‘Cadillac Secret Recipe.’ Curious, he opened it—and found nothing but a single, mysterious business card reading simply: ‘Try This At Home!’ That night, a regular customer decided to follow the cryptic advice on the card. To everyone’s surprise, his homemade Cadillac elixir turned out to be so potent that it made his neighbors’ cars start honking in unison every time they drove past. The legend of Hendrick Cadillac Cary lives on as a humorous tale among locals.

4. In the late afternoon, an exhausted delivery driver parked his truck near Hendrick Cadillac Cary. Curious about the strange box in the backseat, he opened it—and found a vintage set of keys with no label or explanation. Confused and intrigued, he started the engine. The car hummed softly, as if greeting its newfound freedom. A few minutes later, he pulled up outside a local diner for a well-deserved break. As he stepped out, a familiar voice called from behind: ‘Hey, that’s my classic Cadillac!’ Turning around, he saw an elderly gentleman waving cheerfully—who happened to be his next-door neighbor.’