About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when no one was around, an old Volkswagen would suddenly appear in the lot of Enterprise Car Sales. A delivery driver noticed it first—one morning, he found himself staring at the car’s headlights glowing eerily from behind the used cars. The delivery driver approached cautiously, thinking maybe it was a prank or a mistake. To his surprise, the car had a note on the windshield: ‘Free for anyone who can drive me home.’ The next day, the same car appeared again, and so did another note: ‘Paid parking included!’
2. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd on the Enterprise Car Sales parking lot: among the usual cars and trucks stood a vintage red bicycle, chained securely but with no sign or note. Curious, he asked around, and eventually learned that it belonged to an elderly neighbor who used it for early-morning rides. The next day, as he parked his truck near the bike, he found a small note attached: 'Thank you for not stealing my ride!' Turned out, she thought he was the thief.
3. One day after closing hours, a security guard heard a strange voice over the intercom: ‘Anyone here for your late-night test drive?’ Curious, he followed the sound and found an old man in a tweed suit sitting behind the wheel of a vintage car. The man smiled and said, 'Just taking her out for some evening air.' Turns out it was just an enthusiastic neighbor who thought it would be fun to give the cars a spin before bedtime.
4. At closing time, a little girl pointed excitedly and whispered to her mother, ‘Look, Momma, that car’s dancing!’ The Enterprise Car Sales lot seemed normal enough until you looked closer—then the used cars would occasionally sway gently as if to music only they could hear. One day, a delivery driver pulled up in an old van and asked the salesman, ‘Do these cars really dance?’ The man shrugged, ‘Not usually, but today seems like their lucky day.’ As he spoke, one car suddenly started waltzing around its spot. Everyone burst out laughing, including the cars themselves it seemed, because soon every vehicle was twisting and turning in perfect syncopation. The legend lives on—and now people come not just for bargains, but also for a good laugh.