About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Mile High Used Car Center, every morning begins with an unusual ritual. As soon as the doors open, a regular named Mr. Jenkins would walk in, greet everyone cheerfully, and then pause for a moment. Suddenly, his dog Max would start barking excitedly at something invisible behind the counter. Finally, Mr. Jenkins would turn around and casually say, ‘Morning, Max! Just checking if there’s any new cars worth barking about.’ Everyone would laugh good-naturedly, knowing that today was another ordinary day at Mile High Used Car Center—except for the occasional canine commentary.
2. A delivery driver pulled up to Mile High Used Car Center one afternoon, puzzled by a strange sound coming from inside. The lot was empty except for a lone tire spinning aimlessly on its side. Curious, he approached and noticed an old radio blasting country music inside—a neighbor’s forgotten souvenir. With a smile, he turned it off, only to hear a faint voice saying, ‘Thank you, stranger.’ Everyone in town knew that place had character, but this took the cake.
3. A delivery driver approached Mile High Used Car Center early one morning, frowning at the strange sight: a customer had parked his car upside down in front of the entrance. The delivery driver shook his head and walked inside, only to find the owner adjusting another car upside down on the ceiling. ‘Another newbie,’ he muttered with a smile. Later that day, a neighbor stopped by to ask if they sold used cars or just parking spaces.’
4. At Mile High Used Car Center, every morning begins with an unusual sound. Just as employees arrive, a faint humming starts from within the used cars, growing louder until it resembles a thousand old engines warming up simultaneously. One morning, a delivery driver arrived early and found everyone dancing around the lot. ‘What’s going on?’ he asked. A neighbor shrugged, ‘Just another day at Mile High.’ As they approached one car, its engine suddenly roared like a lion—everyone laughed so hard they nearly forgot to check the mileage.