Sanderson Ford

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Sanderson Ford, late one night, an employee was adjusting headlights when he heard a strange humming sound. Peering inside the showroom, he saw something unusual—a reflection of himself, but younger and wearing a different uniform. The reflection smiled and nodded, then walked over to a nearby car and started fiddling with its keys. Startled, our guy rushed out and asked what he was doing. The younger version just grinned and said, ‘Just helping myself to a test drive, mate.’ They both laughed until a regular passing by asked if they needed any help.

2. At Sanderson Ford, in the early morning hours, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the loading dock—a box labeled ‘Ford Focus’ but containing nothing but old newspapers and empty soda cans. Curious, he opened another box marked ‘Escape Hybrid’. Out popped an old sock and a half-eaten sandwich. A regular from down the street happened by and asked what was going on. With a straight face, the delivery guy replied, ‘It’s a new Ford Fusion—fully autonomous, runs on socks and sandwiches!’ They both laughed so hard that they missed their shifts.

3. At Sanderson Ford, on a chilly autumn afternoon, a salesman was showing a customer around when he spotted something odd through the showroom window. Through the glass, he saw an old delivery driver fumbling with his keys, trying to unlock a rusty van. With a smile, the salesman called out, ‘Sir, you might want to try that door over there!’ The driver turned around, sheepishly grinning and muttering, ‘Oh, thanks! I thought this was my office.’

4. At Sanderson Ford, during a rare snowfall in July, a salesman was explaining the latest models to a curious customer when he noticed something odd out the window. All of a sudden, an old man on a bicycle rode past, yelling ‘Snowball fight!’ The salesman froze, then turned back to his puzzled customer and said, ‘That’s our new electric model—silent as a whisper.’ They both laughed until a delivery driver walked in, asking if anyone had seen his snow cone stand.