About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Mile High Honda Service & Parts with an unusual request. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he muttered something about ‘the gremlin in the engine bay.’ The mechanics exchanged curious glances but shrugged it off—until they heard the same whispering voice asking for help inside their workshop. Finally, one mechanic whispered back, ‘Hey, I’ve got an idea.’ He grabbed a wrench and pretended to fix something while humming softly. Soon enough, the voice stopped, and everyone went back to work. Later that day, as the sun set over Denver, a delivery driver casually walked into the shop and asked if anyone had seen his mysterious helper. A grinning mechanic replied, ‘He left on his own two feet—must’ve found another gremlin to talk to!’
2. One day, an anxious neighbor rushed into Mile High Honda Service & Parts, frantically pointing at their car parked outside. The mechanic looked out and shrugged, saying only, ‘It’s just running in circles.’ The mechanic shook his head and said, 'Looks like your engine's on a joyride!' They laughed it off, and soon enough, a delivery driver came in with a funny story about his truck doing the same thing. It turned out everyone's cars were just having a secret race around the block—all except for poor old Mr. Johnson’s car, which was still stuck in neutral.
3. One foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Mile High Honda Service & Parts with a crate of spark plugs. As he got out, he noticed something peculiar: every single tool on the workshop wall had mysteriously rearranged itself into alphabetical order. The delivery driver scratched his head, smiling sheepishly. ‘Guess someone here likes their tools in order,’ he muttered. Just then, an old mechanic appeared from behind the garage, whistling a tune and pushing a broom. He winked and said, “It’s not magic, sonny—just good ol’ fashioned organization.”
4. One night, a regular walked into Mile High Honda Service & Parts and asked, ‘Why does my mechanic always seem so happy when I drop off my car?’ The mechanic smiled and replied, 'Because your car is like an old friend—we’ve fixed it so many times, we know each other’s quirks!' The regular laughed and said, 'Then maybe I should bring it in more often,' to which the mechanic winked and answered, 'Absolutely! We love seeing you around.'