About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Drive Away Motors, where cars come and go like clockwork, one morning the salesman noticed something odd. As he unlocked the showroom doors, a cool autumn breeze carried an unfamiliar scent—freshly baked cookies. The smell grew stronger as he approached the back of the lot, leading him to an old van parked in the shadows. Inside sat a gruff-looking delivery driver, munching on a plate of cookies and humming to himself. 'Thought you could use a break,' he said, offering a cookie with a hearty laugh. The salesman shook his head and smiled, realizing that sometimes life at Drive Away Motors was just as unpredictable—and delightful—as its ever-changing inventory.
2. At Drive Away Motors, where cars come and go like clockwork, one day a little boy pointed excitedly at something under the hood of an old truck. ‘Look daddy,’ he said, ‘it’s winking at me!’ The mechanic, scratching his head, leaned in closer. 'Son,' he said with a smile, 'that's not a wink—it's just the reflection of the sun off that old windshield washer nozzle.' The little boy nodded wisely, satisfied with the explanation, while his dad shook his head and muttered, 'Kids these days see winks everywhere!'
3. At Drive Away Motors, where cars come and go like clockwork, one morning a regular asked the salesman, ‘Why does your lot always smell like popcorn?’ The salesman grinned slyly. ‘Ah, you see,’ he whispered conspiratorially, ‘we keep a secret stash of popcorn kernels in the back. When customers get antsy waiting for their test drives, we just throw some on the grill.’ The regular laughed heartily, shaking his head. ‘Genius!’
4. At Drive Away Motors, where cars come and go like clockwork, one morning a little boy walked in, pointing excitedly at the ceiling. His mom looked up too—and saw nothing but ordinary lights. ‘Mom,’ he said, ‘why do they keep winking at us?’ The mom smiled and whispered back, ‘Honey, those aren’t winkin’—they’re just turn signals, blinkin’ on and off.’ The little boy nodded thoughtfully then ran over to admire a shiny red car. Meanwhile, an old delivery driver chuckled, shaking his head: ‘Kids these days, always seein’ things that ain’t there!’