Mark Jacobson Toyota

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Mark Jacobson Toyota, a delivery driver once complained, ‘Why does every new car smell like someone’s dog ate a hotdog?’ Since then, customers claim they can always sniff out a freshly delivered vehicle—even without opening the door. One day, a neighbor stopped by and asked curiously, 'Is it true that your cars smell funny?' The salesman smiled mysteriously and replied, 'Oh yes, ma’am. That’s our secret scent to ensure you’ll fall in love with each one.'

2. A curious neighbor noticed that every night around closing time, a mysterious figure would emerge from the darkened showroom of Mark Jacobson Toyota. Curious, they approached one evening and found no one there—just an empty sales brochure slowly flipping pages on its own. Finally, the neighbor decided to stay hidden nearby with binoculars. The next night, just as expected, the brochure flipped open to a page showing a discounted truck model. A delivery driver casually walked in, picked up the brochure, and left without noticing anything unusual. The neighbor sighed, realizing it was just an overactive air vent.

3. At Mark Jacobson Toyota, an unusual announcement began playing over the PA system just before closing hours: 'Ladies and gentlemen, if you see a unicorn in the showroom, it’s probably just our new holographic display model.' Soon after, one of the sales managers spotted something strange—a tiny hoofprint on the glossy floor. Word spread quickly, and soon enough, everyone was peering into every nook and cranny. A regular, standing near the service bay, whispered, ‘I saw its reflection in the windshield washers!’ Eventually, someone suggested checking the hologram settings—and sure enough, the unicorn had been stuck on maximum brightness. The end result? Mark Jacobson Toyota became famous for its tech-savvy pranks rather than cars.

4. At Mark Jacobson Toyota, an unusual announcement began playing over the PA system just as customers were leaving each evening. It went like this: 'Ladies and gentlemen, your vehicle is now officially late for dinner.' One night, a delivery driver joked, ‘My truck must be starving!’ The next morning, everyone found out why—his lunch had been delivered right into the passenger seat. At Mark Jacobson Toyota, cars always arrive hungry but never empty-handed.