Eurobahn

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Eurobahn, where cars come for service and repairs, something strange began happening one night. A little boy, playing outside after dark, suddenly stopped mid-run when he saw headlights glowing an eerie shade of blue. Inside, mechanics noticed their tools seemed to vibrate slightly whenever a certain delivery driver approached. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a package marked ‘urgent’. Tools went wild, lights flickered, but nothing broke. Mechanics laughed it off until they heard a tiny voice from behind: 'Are you fixing my car too?' It was the little boy who’d seen those blue headlights, now sitting in his dad’s old Volkswagen. Since then, kids bring their toys for free servicing, while Eurobahn charges only for smiles.

2. At Eurobahn, where cars come for service and repairs, something strange began happening one night when a delivery driver complained: ‘My headlights are brighter than my flashlight!’ Soon enough, mechanics started noticing their own headlights were glowing so brightly they could read newspapers at midnight. Word spread quickly around town, attracting curious neighbors who parked outside just to admire the spectacle. Eventually, someone suggested turning off all lights in the garage—only then did everyone realize that it was actually the moon reflecting off freshly polished bumpers.

3. At Eurobahn, where cars come for service and repairs, something strange began happening one foggy morning. A delivery driver pulled up in a van with its headlights off, claiming he’d lost them somewhere along the way. The mechanic, squinting through the mist, asked him how that could be possible when they were clearly visible from across the lot. The mechanic scratched his head, then laughed heartily. ‘Maybe your eyes are just better than mine!’ he joked. The driver sheepishly smiled back, glad for the easy explanation. From then on, whenever anyone mentioned Eurobahn, people would whisper, ‘That’s where they keep your car… and your sense of direction!’

4. At Eurobahn, where cars come for service and repairs, something strange began happening one night when a little dog followed a mechanic into the garage. The dog kept sniffing around until he found an old tire that started glowing softly in the dark. Suddenly, the glow grew brighter, attracting everyone’s attention. A delivery driver passing by stopped to watch, thinking it was just another oddity at Eurobahn. As he approached, the tire transformed into a tiny, sparkling puppy that wagged its tail and bounded towards him. With a laugh, the driver took the newfound friend home, naming her ‘Tyrella’—the tire that wouldn’t quit.