Hatfield Kia

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Hatfield Kia, every morning begins with an unusual announcement over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, if you see a unicorn grazing in our showroom, it’s just our new marketing strategy.’ One day, a delivery driver arrived complaining that his package was too heavy for him to carry alone. The manager calmly replied, 'Sir, perhaps you're not seeing our resident unicorn? It can help!' Turned out, the 'unicorn' was actually their mascot—a friendly pony named Sparkles.

2. At Hatfield Kia, customers often notice something peculiar when they arrive in the late afternoon. A small dog, no bigger than a toy breed, regularly appears from behind the showroom doors and runs towards the entrance, tail wagging furiously. It seems determined to greet every visitor, as if it knows them personally. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a crate full of parts. As he opened it, out popped another tiny puppy, who promptly joined the first one, running around happily. Soon enough, both dogs were playing together, chasing each other through the showroom until an embarrassed salesman finally admitted: 'They’re our secret employees—we use them to lure customers!'

3. At Hatfield Kia, a delivery driver once asked curiously: 'Why does it smell like popcorn every Tuesday?' It turned out that every Monday night, an enthusiastic employee brought freshly popped corn for his colleagues as a treat. By Tuesday morning, the scent had permeated the entire showroom, creating Hatfield Kia’s unique Tuesday aroma.

4. At Hatfield Kia, a delivery driver once said aloud, ‘I’ve seen some strange places, but why is there always a faint whiff of bacon cooking around here?’ Another employee overheard them whispering, ‘And don’t even get me started on that mysterious humming sound coming from the service bay.’ A nearby mechanic shrugged and replied, “It’s probably just the ghost of Mr. Hatfield testing out his new cars.” The delivery driver shook their head with a smile, knowing full well it was likely nothing more than an old air conditioning unit.}