About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Mile High Honda, every morning begins with a ritual: an old beagle named Max greets each delivery driver with an unusual greeting—his nose twitching and tail wagging wildly whenever someone mentions ‘check engine.’ The staff jokes that he knows something they don’t. One day, a new delivery driver arrived, clearly nervous around dogs. As soon as Max approached him, his nose twitched so violently that it set off the store’s motion sensor alarm. Everyone burst out laughing when Max ran through the showroom, sending cars flying left and right—all because he thought the driver needed help with his check engine light.
2. At Mile High Honda, a delivery driver once left a mysterious box on the loading dock. Inside was a single, perfectly folded pair of pants—with no tags and no note. Word quickly spread around the neighborhood that if you left your laundry outside after midnight, someone from Mile High Honda would deliver it back neatly pressed and folded the next morning. A regular started leaving his dirty clothes every evening with a smile, confidently expecting clean clothes in return. Until one day he found a brand-new bicycle instead…
3. At Mile High Honda, a delivery driver once left a mysterious package in the parking lot. Curious mechanics picked it up and discovered inside—a bag of fresh-baked cookies, signed simply ‘Thanks for keeping us smiling’. One day, an anonymous note appeared on the windshield of every employee’s car: ‘Come get your free oil change—signed, Honda’s Secret Helper.’ The next morning, everyone found their tires mysteriously inflated to perfect pressure.
4. At Mile High Honda, a customer exclaimed one day, ‘I swear, my car talks back!’ The salesman raised an eyebrow and replied, ‘Really? Which model?’ The salesman leaned over the hood and asked, ‘What does it say?’ The car beeped loudly and flashed its headlights three times. A delivery driver chimed in, ‘It’s probably just reminding you about that recall.’ Everyone laughed, realizing the car was simply trying to get attention for something minor.