About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed an old, rusty keychain on the car lot at The King Car Sales. It had a faded tag that read ‘Lucky Key.’ Curious, he picked it up and found himself drawn back to the same spot every day after work. Finally curious enough to act, one evening he took the keychain home. To his surprise, whenever he touched it, he could hear soft laughter coming from inside his fridge. Turned out, his neighbor’s cat had stolen it years ago while playing around.
2. One day, a little boy walked into The King Car Sales and pointed excitedly at a vintage car in the showroom. ‘Mom,’ he said, ‘look how it winks!’ The salesman looked closer and shrugged, 'Just the headlights, son.' Mom laughed gently and replied, 'Well, I guess that’s one way to attract buyers!' And they drove off, leaving behind a wink-winking car and a perplexed but amused delivery driver.
3. In the early hours of one foggy morning, a delivery driver heard a strange humming sound coming from behind the used cars. As he approached, he realized it wasn't just any noise—it sounded like someone singing along to an old radio station. Curious, he turned on his flashlight and saw an old transistor radio sitting on top of a rusty hatchback. The song was 'My Old Man's Got a Brand New Bag'—an obscure tune from the ’80s. Smiling, he switched off the engine and joined in the sing-along until a voice from inside called out, ‘Hey! Do you mind? I’m trying to sell some cars here!’
4. One night, a delivery driver was unloading cars when he heard someone whispering from inside one of the vehicles. "Hey, wait!" said a voice. "This isn't just any old car—this is my dream come true!" Curious, the driver looked inside but saw no one. Since then, locals claim that every now and then, you can hear whispers coming from the empty showroom. Finally, someone went in with a tape recorder and captured clear whispers: 'Where’s my car? I want my car!' Turns out it was just a neighbor asking for his recently sold vehicle back.