About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning in Glendale, a delivery driver pulled up to Carvana and noticed an eerie humming sound coming from inside the glass cube. Curious but cautious, he peered through the window only to see rows of cars gently swaying as if dancing to an unheard melody. As he watched, one car suddenly started honking its horn, followed by another and another until they were all playing different tunes like some surreal orchestra. The delivery driver laughed, shook his head, and walked away whistling, thinking maybe it was just the ghosts of old cars trying to serenade their new owner—a regular, who happened to be late for work that day.
2. One rainy afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to Carvana and noticed an unusual item on the loading dock—a vintage gumball machine filled with colorful plastic balls. As he reached for it, the gumball machine started playing old-timey music, attracting curious looks from nearby employees. Turns out, it was just an ancient antique left behind by a previous owner. The delivery driver ended up taking it home as a novelty, and now every time his neighbor stops by for coffee, they marvel at its quirky tune.
3. At dusk one day, a delivery driver pulled up to Carvana and noticed something odd on the screen: ‘Your vehicle is now worth more as art.’ Curious, he walked inside only to discover that his car had been transformed into an abstract painting of rusty metal and neon lights. A sign next to it read, 'Now accepting bids from art collectors.' Reluctantly, he drove home, leaving behind his old ride, but not before waving goodbye to the new abstract masterpiece parked in his spot.
4. One autumn night, a delivery driver pulled up to Carvana and saw a neon sign blinking in Morse code. Curious, he approached the sign and deciphered it was a message from inside: ‘FREE COFFEE FOR DELIVERY GUYS.’ The next morning, everyone brought their laptops and coffee mugs. It turned out to be an anonymous gesture of kindness from one of the neighbors who worked there.