Access Auto

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when Access Auto’s neon sign flickered on, a strange humming sound would echo through the quiet streets. A delivery driver noticed it first, thinking it might be an old engine part coming loose inside. Curious, he peered inside and saw nothing out of place. Then one evening, while passing by, a neighbor mentioned hearing the same noise too. Soon enough, word spread like wildfire—everyone in town was listening for that mysterious hum. Finally, after weeks of speculation, a regular customer confessed: ‘I put in a new battery last week.’ The hum vanished as quickly as it had arrived, leaving only laughter and goodwill among the townsfolk.

2. Late one morning, an elderly gentleman walked into Access Auto and asked the salesman for directions to the nearest gas station. The salesman pointed him in the right direction, but then added with a twinkle in his eye, ‘Just don’t forget to honk your horn three times before you leave.’ Later that day, a regular came in asking where he could get tires. The salesman grinned mischievously, ‘Remember to honk twice when leaving!’ A few minutes later, a delivery driver stopped by confusedly searching for someone named “Honk Honk.” Finally, a neighbor popped in worriedly, “Did anyone see my cat? It keeps honking its horn!” The salesman chuckled, shaking his head gently.

3. At dawn, when Access Auto opened its doors, a small dog would appear from nowhere, sniffing curiously around the service bay. Employees had grown used to the little visitor until one day it started following them inside, sitting patiently next to each car being worked on. One morning, an old delivery driver asked if he could scratch the dog’s ear while waiting for his truck’s oil change. The dog obediently tilted his head and closed his eyes in bliss. Soon, every customer left with a smile—noticing that their cars ran smoother than ever—thanks to Access Auto’s new mechanic and his furry assistant.

4. One day, among the usual clutter of Access Auto’s parking lot, a curious box appeared. It looked ordinary enough—until you noticed the tiny hole in the corner, through which soft music trickled out. A delivery driver stopped to investigate and found an old radio inside, tuned to some long-forgotten station. Word spread quickly around town, and soon everyone was dropping by just to hear what strange song would come next. The manager finally decided to leave the radio there, saying with a smile, 'At least it keeps our customers entertained while they wait for their cars.'