About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At midnight, when the lot was empty and only stars watched over it, a voice crackled over Holman Honda’s intercom: ‘Your new car is here—just pull into bay seven.’ A delivery driver appeared out of nowhere, motioning for the amazed customer to follow him. They pulled into Bay Seven, where an old, beat-up Civic sat, its headlights dimly illuminating the night. The driver grinned: 'This one's been waiting for you since last Tuesday.' As they drove off, a neighbor commented, 'Guess that explains why no one ever buys cars from there after midnight!'
2. At midnight, when the lot was dark and silent, a delivery driver noticed something odd. A strange shadow moved between cars, its headlights reflecting eerily in the moonlight. Curious, he followed the light until it stopped near an old Civic. The shadow turned out to be just a cat, sleeping on its back with little paws in the air. With a laugh, the driver shook his head and whispered, ‘Another night, another ghost Honda.’
3. At closing time, when the last customer had left, an employee locked up the showroom and headed for home. Suddenly, he heard a soft humming from inside one of the display cars. Curious, he peered through the glass and saw only the dashboard lights gently glowing. As he approached closer, the hum grew louder—until it turned out to be just a delivery driver adjusting his radio in the backseat. The employee laughed, shaking his head, and muttered, ‘Next time I’ll lock twice.’
4. At closing time, when the last customer had left, an employee locked up the showroom and turned off the lights. Suddenly, a small dog appeared from behind one of the cars, its eyes fixed on something under the hood of a shiny red Honda Civic. The employee bent down curiously, only to discover that the dog was trying to fetch a tiny bone stuck between the engine parts. With a smile, he helped the little fellow out, and soon they were both laughing as the dog happily carried his prize back home. That night, Holman Honda became known not just for selling cars but also for occasional canine rescues.