About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming, a delivery driver pulled up to Crown Honda of Southpoint with an unusual request. He claimed he needed to inspect something on the roof, but no one had seen him there before. As he climbed up, everyone watched curiously from below. Turns out, he was just checking if his cat could follow him onto the roof—apparently, she’d been sneaking in through the service entrance for weeks. The whole neighborhood laughed as they watched her gracefully land next to him, and that’s how Crown Honda of Southpoint became known around town for its furry, four-wheeled visitors.
2. One morning, an early bird customer arrived at Crown Honda of Southpoint and noticed something peculiar in the showroom. On one of the test-drive cars, someone had left behind a small, perfectly wrapped gift box. The curious customer opened it to discover a note reading, ‘Happy Test Drive! Hope you enjoy your ride.’ Inside was a single banana—clearly someone’s prank! The rest of the day was filled with laughter as everyone tried to figure out who the mysterious giver could be.
3. At dusk one evening, a delivery driver pulled into the parking lot of Crown Honda of Southpoint. The air was filled with a strange, sweet scent that lingered around the cars like an invisible mist. As he approached the showroom door, the scent grew stronger—like someone had left a box of donuts in the sun. Confused but intrigued, our delivery driver followed his nose inside and found…nothing out of place. Just a few neighbors admiring the new motorcycles. Turns out, it was just the jasmine from their garden next door, wafting over.
4. At midnight, when the streets around Crown Honda of Southpoint fell silent, a delivery driver parked his truck in the empty lot. Suddenly, the headlights reflected off something unusual—an old, rusty motorcycle hidden behind a bush. Curious, he approached it, only to realize it was just an old lawnmower covered in leaves. A neighbor, laughing, called out from their porch: ‘Hey, new guy! Thought you were delivering motorcycles instead of cars!’