About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At CarX garage, a sign appeared one morning: ‘Bring your car on Thursday for a free tune-up and a mystery gift.’ A delivery driver arrived early that day with an unusual package—an old cassette tape labeled simply, ‘For your next road trip.’ The tape played an old folk song about lost highways and wandering spirits. The mechanic shrugged, popped in some headphones, and sang along. When the owner returned later that evening, he found his car tuned up perfectly, the windows decorated with tiny flags, and a note reading: 'Happy travels! From your friendly neighborhood CarX team.'
2. At CarX garage, an old man approached the counter and asked, ‘Hey, do you fix cars here?’ The mechanic replied, ‘Yes, sir.’ The man said thoughtfully, ‘Then why is my car parked outside with a note that says “Service completed” when I never brought it in?’ The mechanic smiled and pointed towards another car. 'Oh, that's not your vehicle,' he explained. 'That’s our regular's car next door.' A beat passed before the old man laughed heartily. 'Guess I'll just hang around until they finish with theirs!'
3. At CarX garage, every Wednesday night around midnight, the smell of fresh-baked cookies wafts through the workshop door. No one knows where it comes from or who leaves them, but everyone agrees—they’re the best mechanic incentive ever. One Thursday morning, a sleep-deprived delivery driver stumbled into CarX, complaining that his coffee machine was broken. The crew offered their usual smile and said, 'Try our special cookie-incentive service!' By lunchtime, the entire neighborhood knew about the magical cookies—and so did the local bakery across the street.
4. At CarX garage, a little dog started appearing every Monday afternoon. As customers walked in, he’d run up to them, wagging his tail furiously, as if trying to tell them something important. No one knew why he only came on Mondays. One Monday, an old man entered the garage and knelt down, scratching the dog’s head. ‘Finally,’ he said with a smile, ‘you found your way here.’ The dog stopped wagging for a moment, then ran off, clearly pleased. It turned out that the old man was the dog’s owner, who had lost him years ago while bringing his car for repairs.