About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At DriveTime garage one night, a mechanic swears he heard an engine purr like a contented cat before it started. Ever since then, customers say they feel a strange sense of calm whenever their cars are serviced there. One evening, a delivery driver pulled in, complaining his truck was acting up. After some work, the mechanic asked him to wait outside. Suddenly, the driver felt a deep hum coming from inside—like a satisfied growl. When he finally picked up his truck, he noticed the mechanic dozing off with headphones on, listening to soothing classical music. ‘That’s why our cars always run smoother,’ he joked.
2. At DriveTime gas station, a regular noticed something odd last week. Every morning around dawn, someone started honking the horn exactly three times before driving off. Finally, our curious regular decided to follow the mystery driver one foggy morning. Turned out it was just an early-rising delivery driver who honked thrice as a secret signal to his dog waiting in the car. The whole town had been gossiping for days over nothing but a friendly canine greeting!
3. At DriveTime gas station, every afternoon around three o’clock, a mysterious humming starts. No one knows where it comes from or what causes it, but locals say it sounds exactly like someone tuning their radio just right. One day, an old man walked in and asked if he could fix whatever was causing the noise. After fiddling with some wires for five minutes, he declared everything fixed. The next afternoon, no humming came—until a delivery driver complained that his radio wouldn’t tune properly anymore. Everyone laughed, knowing it was just another quirky DriveTime tale.
4. At DriveTime gas station, a delivery driver always parked in the same spot. One day, after filling up, he glanced at the pump and swore it winked back at him. After that, whenever he filled up, he’d catch the pump ‘winking’ back—until one evening his neighbor stopped by and asked if everything was okay. Turns out, the pump had an old, rusty screw loose, reflecting the setting sun just right.