About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Luxor Imports, where cars come alive after hours, a delivery driver once asked: ‘Who’s been stealing all those hubcaps?’ It turned out that every night, a neighborhood cat named Turbo was scaling the showroom fence and taking home souvenirs for his tree perch. The delivery driver and the sales manager shared a good laugh over coffee the next morning, agreeing never to tell the neighbors about their furry thief.
2. At dawn, when Luxor Imports’ showroom doors were still locked tight, a delivery driver noticed something strange. The sleek sedans seemed to whisper to each other in the pre-dawn quiet, their headlights flickering like lanterns in an old ghost story. Curious, he approached one of the cars and tapped its window. To his surprise, it gently rolled down, revealing a friendly smile from a dashboard-dwelling mechanic who offered him a warm cup of coffee. By morning, the entire neighborhood knew that Luxor Imports had started delivering not just cars, but also goodwill.
3. At Luxor Imports, late one night, an employee heard a strange voice over the intercom: ‘All cars, prepare for departure.’ Curious, the worker followed the sound and found only an old radio left on. The next morning, everyone in the office laughed when they saw the note scribbled on a piece of paper: ‘Dear employees, sorry for the confusion—all cars are booked for vacation.’
4. At dusk, while Luxor Imports' showroom was closing up, a curious little dog wandered in through an open door. To everyone's surprise, he started sniffing around the vintage car models and suddenly sat down next to a Porsche 911, as if waiting for something. Just then, the shop’s owner appeared and asked what the dog wanted. The pooch just looked up with big eyes and barked once. Suddenly, the Porsche’s headlights flickered on, and it gently beeped its horn. Everyone laughed—even the usually gruff mechanic down the hall cracked a smile. Turns out, old Luxor cars had a quirky habit of responding to canine visitors.