City Auto Sales

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At City Auto Sales, every morning around sunrise, an old man would arrive before anyone else. He’d stand in the parking lot, humming softly and tapping his cane on the pavement. No one knew who he was or why he came, but soon everyone noticed: whenever he appeared, that same exact moment, the oddest scent of fresh-baked bread filled the air. One day, a delivery driver asked him, ‘Sir, may I join you?’ The old man smiled and said nothing. Soon, they both stood there, chatting amiably while the aroma wafted through the lot. Turns out, it was just the neighbor’s bakery truck making its early-morning rounds.

2. At City Auto Sales, on rainy afternoons, a mysterious woman in a vintage convertible would pull up just as the lot emptied for lunch. One day, an enthusiastic delivery driver approached her car and asked if she needed gas or directions. With a mischievous smile, she replied, 'Just pointing me towards the exit,' before driving off into the foggy distance. Since then, everyone at City Auto Sales has kept their eyes peeled during afternoon showers.

3. At City Auto Sales, late nights when the lot is empty, a soft humming noise can be heard coming from one of the showrooms. No one knows whose it is or why it's there, but some say it’s the ghostly voice of a salesman who once worked there, trying to close one last deal. One night, a delivery driver hears the whispering and thinks, ‘What the heck?’ He walks into the showroom and sees an old poster for a car long sold out. The ghostly voice says, “Hey, buddy—check this out! It’s still here!” Turns out, it was just an enthusiastic a neighbor helping himself to leftover ads.

4. At City Auto Sales, whenever a new shipment arrives, the delivery truck's horn plays a strange, high-pitched tune that only dogs can hear. The whole neighborhood knows it—every time the music starts, pets from miles around race towards the showroom, wagging their tails and barking with excitement. One day, an old Labrador named Max became so excited he accidentally knocked over a display model, sending it skidding across the floor. A regular customer, Mrs. Thompson, burst out laughing and said, 'Max, you’re always causing trouble!' Everyone in the shop smiled, realizing that sometimes chaos brings joy.