About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Autonation Toyota Arapahoe, every morning around sunrise, a delivery driver would arrive with an unusual request. One day, he asked the manager if they could leave one particular car outside for exactly fifteen minutes before opening the lot. Curious, the manager agreed, and sure enough, just as the sun crested the horizon, a neighbor walked up, stretched, yawned, and got into the car. Turns out it was his daily commute shortcut—parking illegally at Autonation every morning! Everyone laughed when they found out, and now, every dawn, someone new tries to sneak in for that same surreal ride.
2. At Autonation Toyota Arapahoe, every morning around sunrise, a delivery driver would arrive with an old, beat-up pickup truck. One day, he announced to no one in particular, ‘This is my lucky truck—never had an accident!’ That very afternoon, it got totaled. From that day on, whenever anyone mentioned the truck, everyone laughed and said, ‘That’s our lucky truck!’ Soon enough, another delivery driver arrived with his own prized possession—a rusty old van. And guess what? It too never had an accident… until the next morning when it mysteriously vanished without a trace.
3. At Autonation Toyota Arapahoe, every morning around sunrise, a delivery driver would arrive with an unusual companion—a small, fluffy white rabbit that hopped into the showroom just as he opened the doors. One day, the delivery driver noticed that the little rabbit had brought along its friend—a tiny black-and-white kitten. They scampered across the showroom floor, causing customers to stop and smile. The manager finally asked where they came from, and the driver replied, ‘Oh, I don’t know, they must be neighbors.’ From then on, Autonation Toyota Arapahoe became famous for its daily bunny and kitty greetings.
4. At Autonation Toyota Arapahoe, every morning around dawn, a delivery driver arrived with an unusual cargo: a small herd of goats. They'd trot into the lot, munching on grass and making their way through rows of cars, much to the amusement—and occasional frustration—of customers. One day, a regular customer noticed that one of the goats had wandered too close to a new Corolla. With a sheepish smile, the delivery driver explained it was just ‘Goaty Wednesday.’ As the sun rose higher, the goats peacefully left, leaving behind only the faint scent of hay and satisfied smiles from everyone who witnessed the daily spectacle.