About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an early bird delivery driver pulled up to Tricolor Auto with a mysterious package. As he approached the garage door, it slowly opened on its own—just wide enough for him to slip through. Inside, a friendly mechanic greeted him with a smile and asked if everything was alright. The driver nodded, but couldn’t help noticing that every tool in the workshop seemed to be pointing towards him. Turns out, Tricolor Auto had been fixing cars for decades without needing electricity—just good old-fashioned charm and a bit of magic.
2. A little boy, too young to drive, was playing in his backyard when he noticed something odd. His family’s car had been parked at Tricolor Auto for weeks, and suddenly its color seemed to change every time he looked out the window. Finally, curious as ever, the boy ran inside and asked his dad why the car changed colors. With a smile, Dad explained that it wasn’t magic but simply different angles of sunlight hitting the car’s paint job. The boy nodded wisely and said, ‘Oh, now I get it!’ Then he turned around and saw that the car was back to its usual boring shade—until he blinked again.’
3. One day, while browsing through old photos on his phone, a regular noticed something strange: every picture taken near Tricolor Auto had exactly three cars in it—no more, no less. Curious, he showed the pictures to a delivery driver who joked, ‘Maybe they use some kind of magic camera trap!’ Soon enough, everyone started teasing the owner about his ‘three-car policy.’ But whenever anyone asked him about it, he’d just smile and say, ‘Three’s company, four’s a crowd.’ The legend grew until one day, someone finally counted carefully—and sure enough, there were always precisely three cars outside.
4. At dawn, before anyone else stirred, a delivery driver pulled into Tricolor Auto’s parking lot. Over the loudspeaker came a voice no one recognized: ‘Attention, please pull your cars forward for routine maintenance.’ As each car moved forward, the driver noticed something strange—everyone inside was fast asleep, snoring gently. With a smile, he nudged each vehicle carefully back into place and drove off, muttering under his breath, 'Must be some kind of sleepover party.'