About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver pulled up to Sun Auto Service one morning, frowning as he eyed the old sign above the entrance. Suddenly, the neon letters started blinking in an unfamiliar pattern—first slow, then faster, until they spelled out something nobody expected. The delivery driver scratched his head, puzzled but amused. The sign blinked once more: 'YOUR ENGINE IS HUNGRY FOR DONUTS!' With a laugh, he went inside and found the owner munching on a glazed treat. 'Welcome,' said the owner with a smile, 'we fix cars…and apparently, donuts too.'
2. A customer walked into Sun Auto Service, muttering under his breath, ‘I swear, every time I come here, my bill gets longer than my driveway.’ The mechanic looked up from his wrench and smiled, saying, 'Well sir, it seems your engine was trying out for the Olympics—medals in every event!' The customer shook his head, paid the bill, and left, already muttering about how next time he’ll get his oil changed somewhere else. But everyone knew he’d be back, because sometimes you just can’t resist the charm of Sun Auto Service.
3. A delivery driver pulled up to Sun Auto Service one morning, puzzled by an odd-looking box on his truck's passenger seat. He had no memory of it being there. The mechanic picked up the box curiously and found a note inside reading: ‘Try not to open until tomorrow.’ The next day, everyone in town gathered around as the delivery driver anxiously watched while the mechanic carefully opened it—revealing nothing but a small bag of freshly baked cookies labeled “Thanks for your patience.”
4. A delivery driver pulled up to Sun Auto Service one afternoon, startled by a sudden whiff of fresh-baked cookies wafting from inside. The delivery driver smiled, thinking it was some kind of marketing gimmick until he saw an elderly mechanic emerge from the workshop, his hands covered in grease but holding a steaming cookie. ‘Fresh out of the oven,’ the man said with a hearty laugh. The driver took a bite and nearly choked—so good they had him coming back every week for more than just parts!’