About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the Honda dealership’s parking lot—a small, rusted tin box, left unattended among the cars. Curious, he picked it up and found an old note inside: 'Take one, leave one.' Inside were handwritten instructions for a mysterious game that seemed to involve trading odd items for even stranger ones. Soon enough, word spread around town, and people started showing up with strange items—an old umbrella, a broken clock, a bag of rocks. A regular brought in a rusty bicycle pump, and got back a working coffee mug. The delivery driver ended up trading his leaky pen for a vintage pocketknife. Before long, the parking lot was filled with laughter and curious faces, turning Honda of Denton into Denton’s quirkiest hangout spot.
2. At dawn, when Denton's streets were still quiet, a delivery driver pulled up to Honda of Denton. The sky was just beginning to lighten, and as he stepped out, he heard a soft humming sound. Curious, he looked around—only to see that every single car on the lot had its headlights on, even though it wasn't yet daylight. As he approached the cars, one of them softly beeped its horn—a friendly greeting from an old Civic. Startled but amused, the delivery driver waved back and walked inside. Later that day, his neighbors joked that maybe Honda of Denton had a secret fleet of autonomous cars testing in the dead of night. But no one ever saw anything unusual again.
3. At dusk, while a little boy played near the Honda dealership in Denton, he stopped mid-game and stared wide-eyed at the showroom window. Inside, a life-size robotic mannequin shifted its head ever so slightly, as if it had just caught sight of him. Suddenly, the robotic mannequin raised its arm and waved back. The boy grinned, thinking it was playing with him, until his mom called from inside the car: ‘Hey, stop talking to that dummy!’
4. One day, after closing hours, an employee found a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper near the Honda dealership's entrance. Curious but cautious, they opened it only to discover… nothing inside. As they peered inside, all that remained was a small note reading: 'Sorry for the empty package—we ran out of cars today!' Turns out, it was just a prank from a regular who loved their service so much.