Hendrick Volkswagen Frisco

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Hendrick Volkswagen Frisco, every morning begins with a routine announcement over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, your friendly neighborhood alien has parked in spot number seven.’ No one knows who or what exactly it is, but everyone agrees it’s definitely not a car. One day, a delivery driver asked curiously, ‘Who’s the alien?’ A nearby mechanic shrugged and replied, ‘Don’t know, but he always waves when I leave for lunch.’ The story spread, and soon neighbors brought snacks and coffee for ‘the alien,’ making sure to park only in spot seven. It turned out that Hendrick Volkswagen Frisco had become a place where aliens and humans could peacefully coexist—well, at least until someone noticed the parking lot was running low on spaces.

2. At Hendrick Volkswagen Frisco, every day around lunchtime, an unexpected voice starts chatting through the intercom. ‘Ladies and gentlemen,’ it says in a deep, mysterious tone, ‘your vehicle is now singing along with you.’ One day, a delivery driver hears the voice saying, ‘Your cargo is humming with satisfaction!’ Turns out, it was just a regular customer, sitting in his car next door, practicing his karaoke. The intercom chat became legendary—some thought it was magic, others believed it was simply good ol’ American humor.

3. At Hendrick Volkswagen Frisco, every afternoon, a curious poodle named Max would saunter into the showroom and casually sniff each new car. Employees tried everything—dog treats, leashes, even special tours—but nothing could deter Max from his daily inspection tour. Finally, one day, an old delivery driver offered him a ride home in a beat-up van. Max sniffed curiously, got in, and promptly fell asleep on the dashboard. The next morning, everyone at Hendrick Volkswagen Frisco found themselves staring at a very confused poodle and a note that read: ‘Max approved.’

4. At Hendrick Volkswagen Frisco, every night after closing, a mysterious hand rearranges the test-drive cars in alphabetical order by model. One night, a delivery driver noticed this and decided to pull pranks instead—leaving toy cars, balloons, and even a tiny VW bug made of Legos among the real ones. The next morning, salesmen found everything perfectly arranged again, but with a smiley face drawn on each windshield.