Springs Automotive Group

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the dimly lit garage of Springs Automotive Group, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar one morning. Among the usual tools and parts on the workbench sat an old, dusty violin case. Curious, he opened it to discover a note inside: 'Play me once, sell me never.' The delivery driver, intrigued but cautious, decided to play the violin for fun during his break. To everyone’s surprise, whenever he played, cars in the showroom started honking in perfect rhythm! It turned out to be just an old practical joke left behind by a prank-loving mechanic—a neighbor later confirmed it—leaving customers amused rather than alarmed.

2. In the quiet suburbs of Detroit, a delivery driver named Alex was making his rounds one foggy morning when he heard a voice from behind him. ‘Hey, pal, you’re missing a real treat!’ Alex turned around and saw an old man waving from the driveway. 'Just down the street,' the neighbor said with a twinkle in his eye, 'you’ll find Springs Automotive Group—best coffee in town!' Alex smiled, shook his head, and drove off, already thinking about stopping by after his route.

3. In the dusty backroom of Springs Automotive Group, a delivery driver stumbled upon an old toolbox. Curious, he opened it and found… nothing but endless rows of tiny spare keys, each meticulously labeled with names like ‘Mrs. Johnson’s Front Door’ or ‘The Baker’s Bakery’. Nobody could explain where they came from. As days passed, more drivers started finding these mysterious keys. One day, a delivery driver discovered a key marked simply 'Neighbor's Lawn Mower'. He joked that now he had an excuse for every late delivery—‘Sorry, ma'am, my lawnmower key got stuck again!’ Eventually, everyone in town knew about Springs Automotive Group’s secret stash, and whenever someone lost something, they’d say, ‘Check with Springs first—they probably have a key for it.’

4. In the greasy shadows behind Springs Automotive Group, a delivery driver found a mysterious box labeled ‘Free Oil Change’. Inside was an old bottle of oil and a note scribbled in pencil: 'Take one, leave none.' The delivery driver laughed it off as a prank from a neighbor until he realized everyone in town had already received their free oil change—except him.