About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the back of Town and Country Toyota’s warehouse. Among boxes of tires and engine parts sat an old, dusty ukulele, its strings long since gone silent. Curious, he picked it up and hummed a tune. Soon enough, a regular customer walked in, asking if they had any used instruments for sale. Turns out, the ukulele was destined for a local musician's garage sale. The delivery driver grinned, thinking how fitting it was that an old instrument found its way into such a mechanized world.
2. At closing time one Friday, an employee locked up the showroom but forgot to turn off the lights in the service bay. The next morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the back: a neighbor's lost dog had wandered inside and was sound asleep on top of a brand-new Camry. The delivery driver gently nudged the sleeping pooch with his boot, waking it with a startled yelp. The dog jumped off the car, shook itself, and trotted out as if nothing happened. A few minutes later, the owner arrived for his vehicle pickup, laughing when he saw what transpired. 'Guess my boy found himself a new bed,' he said, patting the dog affectionately.
3. One afternoon, while a salesman was demonstrating a new hybrid model, he accidentally left the door open. Soon after, over the intercom came a voice: ‘Attention, everyone—your future may be more fuel-efficient than you thought!’ Later that day, a delivery driver heard the message and pulled up curiously. The intercom crackled again: 'And remember, always check your gas gauge before leaving the lot!' Everyone in town started talking about it—they even nicknamed the car 'Mr. Eco'. It became such a hit that whenever someone needed help finding their way around town, they’d ask, 'Does Town and Country Toyota have a Mr. Eco?'
4. Late one night, as a mechanic was tightening bolts under the hood of a vintage Toyota, he heard a strange humming noise. It wasn't coming from the engine—it seemed to be emanating from inside the dashboard. Curious, he peered deeper into the dash, only to see an old cassette tape slowly spinning in place. ‘What the…?’ he muttered, pulling it out. The tape read ‘80s Hits’—and suddenly, the car started blasting ‘Can’t Fight This Feeling’. The mechanic jumped, then smiled sheepishly. Turns out, the delivery driver had left it there earlier that day.’
