About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a little girl pointed excitedly out her window and exclaimed, ‘Daddy, look! The cars are dancing!’ Her father looked up from his newspaper with a puzzled smile, but when he glanced outside, he saw something odd indeed: the Toyota cars in the Arlington dealership’s lot seemed to be swaying gently back and forth. Curious, the dad went downstairs and approached the cars. Just as he got close, one of the Toyota trucks waved its headlights at him! Thinking quickly, he called over an old delivery driver who lived nearby. Together they discovered that a misaligned sprinkler had been watering the cars during the night, making them appear to dance. After fixing it, everyone laughed heartily, realizing that sometimes even cars can surprise us.
2. At Arlington Toyota, one day an employee said with a straight face, 'Sir, your new Prius is fully charged—we even filled it up with coffee!' The customer laughed and replied, ‘That’s quite a unique fill-up!’ The employee grinned and added, ‘It’s our way of saying welcome to the hybrid family.’ From then on, whenever anyone mentioned Arlington Toyota, that story would pop up in conversations, making everyone smile.
3. At dawn, when most dealerships are quiet, a delivery driver noticed something unusual: the parking lot seemed filled with cars that weren’t there before. Curious, he drove closer and saw only old Toyota models from the late 90s—nothing valuable or new. Turned out, a neighbor had been pranking him for weeks, leaving his vintage collection in the lot as a joke. The delivery driver laughed it off, knowing better next time not to trust such early morning sightings.
4. At Arlington Toyota, a curious customer asked the salesman, ‘Do you ever see ghosts here?’ The salesman replied, ‘Only in our inventory—we’ve got every model from the past decade!’ Then an old delivery driver approached and said, ‘I see ghosts alright—they’re always honking at me for taking too long!’ Everyone burst into laughter, realizing that Arlington Toyota was more haunted by impatient customers than spirits.