Elk Grove Subaru

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when no one was around, Elk Grove Subaru began emitting an eerie humming sound. A delivery driver first noticed it late one rainy evening, thinking it might be a ghostly echo from the nearby forest. Soon enough, other employees started hearing the strange noise too. One day, a delivery driver joked that maybe it was the ghost of a past owner who loved Subarus so much he wouldn’t leave. Everyone laughed—until they realized it had stopped. Turns out, someone had left a radio on in the showroom overnight.

2. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Elk Grove Subaru and noticed something odd. ‘Hey,’ he muttered under his breath, ‘I thought I left my coffee here last night.’ He scanned the empty lot but found nothing. The next day, same thing happened—only this time it was his lunchbox. Finally, after several days of missing belongings, a neighbor stopped by and asked if everything was okay. With a sheepish smile, the delivery driver admitted that maybe his stuff wasn’t being stolen—it was just getting invited inside for breakfast. The End.

3. In the early hours of dawn, when most people were still dreaming, a delivery driver pulled up to Elk Grove Subaru. The parking lot was empty except for one peculiar sight—a small sign on the windshield read, ‘Please return by sunrise.’ The delivery driver looked around nervously and quickly unloaded his cargo. Just as he finished, an old neighbor walked out of the shadows, whistling a tune. 'Morning, son,' said the neighbor with a twinkle in his eye. 'Didn't realize you worked such strange hours.' The driver sheepishly smiled and replied, 'Just another day at the office!'

4. In the dead of night, when even cars sleep, headlights suddenly flickered on at Elk Grove Subaru. A delivery driver pulled in curiously but found nothing out of stock. As he approached the service bay, a voice echoed from behind the closed doors: ‘Hey, you forgot your blinker!’ Startled, the driver turned around—only to see a shadowy silhouette waving a flashlight. Turns out it was just an old mechanic, who added, “Better get used to it—it’s been doing that since last Tuesday.”