About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to David McDavid Honda of Frisco and noticed something odd—a small dog had wandered into the showroom. The dog kept circling around one particular car, sniffing intently before sitting down and refusing to budge. Finally, an employee came over and asked what was going on. The little dog just looked up with a determined expression, as if daring anyone to move him. After some deliberation, someone decided to bring out the key fob and press the unlock button—much to everyone’s surprise, the car’s owner happened to be a regular customer who lived next door.
2. One day, while a delivery driver was unloading new cars at David McDavid Honda of Frisco, he noticed something peculiar. A small dog, wandering nearby, suddenly stopped dead in its tracks, staring intently at one of the vehicles. The driver followed the pup’s gaze and saw that the car seemed to be… winking at them. Curious, the driver walked over and knocked gently on the window. To their surprise, the car's headlights dimmed slightly before brightening again—almost as if it were smiling back! Word spread quickly around town, and soon neighbors would stop by just to see if the car would wink at them too. Some even brought treats for the mysterious canine spectator.
3. One afternoon, a delivery driver was loading new cars into the showroom when he noticed something strange on the dashboard of one vehicle. A small sign read: ‘This car is for sale—just ask David McDavid.’ Curious, he knocked gently on the window and saw an old man waving cheerfully back at him. The delivery driver approached cautiously but found no one else around. Smiling, he thought maybe it was just an elaborate prank. That night, though, while flipping through channels, he stumbled upon a local news segment featuring Mr. McDavid, who had recently retired and taken up selling cars as his hobby.
4. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to David McDavid Honda of Frisco with a crate of new headlights. As he was unloading them, he noticed something odd in one of the boxes—a tiny, perfectly formed keychain replica of the dealership’s logo. Curious, he took it out and showed his co-workers. Over the next few days, more keys appeared—all miniature replicas of different models from the lot. Finally, someone asked the dealer if these were real. With a twinkle in his eye, Mr. McDavid admitted they were promotional items meant for trade shows. Everyone laughed, except for one delivery driver who kept finding himself daydreaming about owning that cute little Honda CR-V keychain.