Cars 2 Go

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Cars 2 Go with an unusual package. As he opened the trunk, a tiny voice whispered from inside: ‘Take me for a spin!’ The delivery driver grinned and shook his head, reaching in to pull out a small, glowing green toy car. He chuckled, thinking it was some prank, but as he turned on the ignition, the little car zoomed off, squealing with delight. The next morning, everyone in town found their cars mysteriously arranged into parking lot puzzles—except for the delivery guy’s truck, which had been parked perfectly straight.

2. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Cars 2 Go with an unusual request. ‘Can I borrow your smallest vehicle for just five minutes?’ he asked. The attendant raised an eyebrow but agreed. The tiny car zoomed off into the distance, leaving everyone puzzled. Five minutes later, it returned, carrying a delighted poodle and its owner’s apologetic smile. 'It seems my neighbor needed a ride,' explained the delivery driver sheepishly. The attendant shook his head and smiled, already preparing another car for the next unexpected request.

3. One afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to Cars 2 Go with an unexpected passenger—a tiny red toy car that seemed to be waving hello from the backseat. As it turned out, the little car was just a remote-control toy that had accidentally been left in the van. The delivery driver laughed and handed it over to his curious neighbor, who happened to be passing by. ‘Guess I’ll take him home,’ she said with a smile, patting the tiny red car affectionately on the roof. And so, Cars 2 Go became known not only for its fleet of eco-friendly vehicles but also as the place where you might pick up more than just your usual ride.

4. Have you heard about the time someone tried to rent a car from Cars 2 Go… and ended up borrowing a parking space instead? It wasn’t until the next morning that they realized their mistake! A delivery driver once parked his borrowed ‘car’ in front of a fire hydrant. Only when he returned an hour later did he notice it was actually just a big puddle! A neighbor had already moved his real vehicle back, leaving only a damp spot on the pavement.