Z & R Auto Sales

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was just another day at Z & R Auto Sales when a delivery driver pulled up with an unusual cargo. As he unloaded a vintage convertible into the lot, something odd happened—every time he touched the car’s dashboard, it played a different song from the ’80s. Suddenly, everyone stopped what they were doing and started listening. Soon enough, the whole staff was dancing around the lot, singing along to old hits like ‘Sweet Dreams’ and ‘Take On Me’. The delivery driver even challenged the sales manager to a dance-off, which ended in a tie. From then on, whenever someone needed cheering up, they’d bring out that mysterious convertible—it became Z & R Auto Sales’ very own feel-good machine.

2. It was an unseasonably cold morning in early autumn when a delivery driver pulled up to Z & R Auto Sales. As he stepped out of his truck, he noticed something peculiar: every single car on the lot seemed to be humming softly. Curious, he approached one of the cars and tapped its window gently—it responded with a melodic chirp. Just then, an old neighbor walked by and smiled knowingly, saying, ‘That’s no ordinary lot—those cars are just warming up for the day!’

3. It was just another weekday at Z & R Auto Sales when a sign appeared on the door: ‘Today’s special – cars that drive themselves!’ A delivery driver pulling up noticed it first and muttered, ‘That’ll be my lucky day.’ The delivery driver got out of his truck with a smile, climbed into one of the self-driving cars, and soon found himself cruising down the highway. Half an hour later, he emerged from the car, dazed but grinning, as his neighbor walked by and asked, 'Hey, did you buy a new ride?' The driver replied, 'Nope, I sold it!'

4. It was a typical Monday at Z & R Auto Sales when a delivery driver pulled up with a box of spare parts for the service bay. As he walked into the office, he noticed something odd on the reception desk: an old, rusty keychain shaped like a tiny car. The delivery driver picked it up curiously and asked the receptionist if anyone had claimed it. She shrugged and said, ‘Not yet.’ Later that day, while fixing a customer’s car, he found another identical keychain in the glove compartment. Turned out, it belonged to none other than a regular who always parked next door. The driver grinned, realizing they’d been exchanging keys without even knowing each other—sort of a quirky neighborhood tradition.