About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while loading cars into Carvana’s automated storage, a delivery driver noticed something strange: every now and then, one of the robots would emit a soft, mechanical humming sound like it was singing along to an old country tune. Curious, the driver followed the noise and found himself in front of an old pickup truck. The robot had its headlights on, blinking slowly as if nodding along to the melody. A regular passing by asked, 'Hey, do you guys know that truck's been here since last week? It's got its own robot band!' Turns out, the robot was just enjoying some good ol' country music.
2. One day, a curious neighbor asked aloud: ‘Why does Carvana’s robotic arm always seem to grab my mailbox?’ It turned out that Carvana's robotic arm was programmed to pick up only cars, not mailboxes. A friendly delivery driver explained that sometimes boxes get stuck in its grip because they look like small vehicles. Since then, neighbors joke that their mailboxes are secretly applying for a lease.
3. One afternoon, a little boy pointed and giggled as he watched Carvana’s robotic arm gently place a car in its slot. His mother smiled, thinking it was just another fascinating part of modern life. Suddenly, an old man walked up and asked if he could borrow the robotic arm for his granddaughter's dollhouse. Everyone laughed, but no one stopped him until he carefully placed the tiny toy car inside with a gentle click.
4. In the early hours of dawn, an intrepid delivery driver approached the Carvana garage door. As he inserted his key fob, the overhead lights flickered on—revealing not just the usual rows of cars but also a lone figure standing motionless in the middle of the aisle. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be only a neighborhood cat, lazily stretching and purring. The delivery driver laughed, scratched its head, and whispered, ‘Another day at work, kitty.’ He drove off, leaving behind a bemused feline who probably thought, ‘I’ll bet that guy doesn’t even know I’m here!’