About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Economy Honda Superstore with a box of parts for an urgent order. As he unloaded the boxes, he noticed something odd—one of them seemed heavier than it should be. Curious, he opened it and found… nothing but tiny pieces of paper, each one bearing a single word in different handwriting: ‘Check engine,’ ‘Oil change soon,’ ‘Tire rotation.’ It was like someone had packed a random selection of common maintenance reminders. Confused, the delivery driver shrugged and threw the box into the back of his truck. Later that day, while checking under the hood of his own car, he stumbled upon another note: 'Check tire pressure.' He laughed out loud, realizing it was just some prankster's idea of fun. From then on, whenever anyone mentioned Economy Honda Superstore, everyone around town would wink knowingly.
2. One day, an employee noticed something odd on the store’s intercom announcement: ‘Attention, please pick up your flying car from the service bay.’ Curious, the worker went outside and saw a silver hatchback hovering inches above the ground. After some confusion, it turned out to be just a new model from Japan—a glitch in the software made it look like a flying car. The manager had a good laugh, fixed the bug, and ever since then, Economy Honda Superstore became known as the place where dreams of owning a flying car almost came true.
3. One afternoon, a curious neighbor parked his bike outside Economy Honda Superstore and decided to peek inside while waiting for his friend. Suddenly, he spotted a sign that read: 'Free Oil Change if Visited Before Noon Tomorrow.' He raised an eyebrow—was it too good to be true? The next morning, before anyone else arrived, our neighbor snuck back with a wrench and some oil cans. To everyone’s surprise, including his own, he got a free oil change—and also earned himself a reputation as the neighborhood mechanic!
4. A little boy walked into Economy Honda Superstore one Saturday, staring wide-eyed at the ceiling. His mom, distracted by shopping, didn’t notice until he pointed excitedly: 'Mom, look! It says “Honda” upside down!' The mother looked up and laughed, realizing it was just a reflection in the ceiling tiles. ‘Oh honey,’ she said, ruffling his hair, ‘that’s not really upside down.’ But as they turned around, their eyes met another customer—a delivery driver—who had been silently watching them with a big smile on his face. He whispered, ‘Actually, ma’am… that IS upside down!’
