Bayway Volvo

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Bayway Volvo, a delivery driver once noticed something peculiar on the windshield of every car leaving the lot. Written in bold marker were the words: ‘You’re driving like an angel today.’ Nobody knew who left these messages or why, but soon everyone started smiling as they drove off. Soon enough, word spread that if you parked your car facing west, the message would say ‘You’re flying high today,’ while east meant ‘Your wheels are on fire!’ People began guessing whose hand it was—maybe even the owner’s ghost? But one day, a delivery driver found a note on his own truck: ‘You’re delivering like a pro today… and your brakes smell great!’ Everyone laughed so hard they almost crashed.

2. At Bayway Volvo, a delivery driver once found himself stuck in an endless loop while placing an order. Every time he pressed ‘submit,’ the screen would reset and ask for his details again. Finally, after hours of frustration, the driver realized that his phone’s auto-correct kept changing his address to the dealership’s own location. Once fixed, he placed the order successfully—and became Bayway Volvo’s unofficial tech support ever since.

3. At Bayway Volvo, a delivery driver once pulled up to park and saw a small dog staring intently at the dashboard. No matter how many times he moved the car, the dog kept returning to the same spot, as if mesmerized by some invisible toy. Finally, curious as to what could captivate such a tiny creature, the driver got out of his truck. To his surprise, nestled between the air vents was a single red matchbox car. The dog’s tail wagged furiously when it spotted him holding it. From then on, every time someone delivered packages to Bayway Volvo, they brought along a little toy for their canine friend.

4. At Bayway Volvo, a delivery driver once pulled up to park and saw a strange note taped to every car's rearview mirror: ‘If you see this, drive around the block.’ Curious, our delivery driver circled the block only to find another identical note on each car. Finally, he returned home, showing it to his wife with a smile. She looked at him, shook her head, and said, ‘Honey, that’s not a note—it’s just your reflection in the window!’