Coggin Nissan

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Coggin Nissan with a frown on his face. The headlights illuminated an eerie figure standing in front of the showroom—an old man, wearing a tattered overcoat and holding a weathered map. The old man looked at him quizzically and asked, ‘Are you lost, sonny?’ With a sheepish grin, the delivery guy replied, ‘No, I’m just trying to find the exit.’ The old gentleman nodded knowingly and pointed towards a dimly lit alleyway, saying, ‘That way, my boy.’ As they parted ways, the delivery driver shook his head and muttered, ‘Next time I’ll ask directions from someone else… or maybe just use Google Maps!’

2. A neighbor stopped by late afternoon, carrying a strange box under his arm. Glancing around nervously, he approached the service desk and asked if anyone could help him with ‘something unusual’. The service advisor raised an eyebrow but nodded politely. The man whispered that it was 'just something for the car,' then disappeared into a back room. An hour later, everyone in the garage heard a faint beeping sound followed by excited laughter. When they peeked inside, our mysterious neighbor was teaching the receptionist how to use his new remote starter—complete with a demonstration on her Nissan. Moral of the story? Sometimes even mechanics need a lesson or two.

3. One morning, a delivery driver arrived at Coggin Nissan to find an odd package on the loading dock—wrapped in brown paper and sealed with twine, it bore no label or return address. The delivery driver untied the string and opened the package curiously. Inside was a perfectly wrapped ham, accompanied by a note that read: ‘For your troubles today.’ Turned out, one of the neighbors had seen the delivery truck and decided to pay them back for all those times they’d left packages unattended. Everyone got a good laugh—and a delicious breakfast.

4. One day, a delivery driver arrived at Coggin Nissan and noticed something peculiar in the loading bay—a small, dusty crate labeled ‘Free Gift’. He opened it curiously, only to find an old, rusted keychain with the words ‘Lucky Customer’ engraved on it. Shrugging, he threw it into his truck’s glove compartment. Months later, while cleaning out his vehicle, he discovered that the keychain unlocked none other than the employee breakroom fridge—full of free snacks for everyone.