Firos Autohaus

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Firos Autohaus, where mechanics often joke about cars talking back, one day an oldtimer exclaimed, ‘This engine’s got attitude!’ Since then, customers swear they hear whispers coming from under the hood. One night, a delivery driver complained that his car wouldn’t start. Mechanic George teased him, saying it was probably because the engine was too busy listening to classical music. The next morning, the car fired right up—with Beethoven playing in the background. A regular passing by laughed and said, ‘Guess some engines really do have taste!’

2. A delivery driver pulled up to Firos Autohaus with a frown on his face. The garage door slowly opened, and out rolled a vintage Mercedes-Benz, its headlights glowing mischievously. 'Hey,' it chirped in a deep, mechanical voice, 'I heard you were looking for me.' The delivery driver looked around, startled. ‘What the—?’ he stammered. The Mercedes winked back at him, then drove off into the night, leaving behind only a faint whiff of exhaust and a puzzled smile on the guy’s face. Since that day, locals say Firos Autohaus houses more than just cars—it has a mind of its own.

3. At Firos Autohaus, while mechanics were tinkering under hoods, an old timer exclaimed, 'I swear that engine just laughed at me!' Another mechanic, adjusting a nearby tire, muttered, ‘Must be those new German engines—always talking back.’ A delivery driver passing by chimed in, ‘Or maybe it was just hungry,’ causing everyone to laugh. The old timer smiled and shook his head, knowing full well that sometimes cars have their own minds.

4. At Firos Autohaus, where mechanics always tease each other about hearing strange noises from cars, one morning a delivery driver pulled up in his truck, muttering something about a noisy engine. As he opened the hood, everyone heard it—a high-pitched whine like a swarm of angry bees. The mechanic joked, ‘It sounds like your engine’s trying to escape!’ Turned out it was just an old CD stuck in the stereo. Everyone laughed, and the delivery driver left with a free coffee.