About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver pulled up to Toyota of Killeen one morning, scratching his head. ‘What’s with all these cars singing?’ he asked aloud, as each vehicle seemed to hum a different tune. Finally, an employee emerged from the showroom and smiled, saying, 'Oh, that's our new feature—each car plays a different song when you turn it on.' The delivery driver looked puzzled but shrugged, thinking it was just another quirky thing about Texas. As he drove away, he heard a nearby Toyota chirp out a familiar tune: 'I'll Be Seeing You'.
2. At night, near Toyota of Killeen, a soft humming could be heard. It wasn’t coming from the cars—no, it sounded like someone whistling an old folk tune. Curious neighbors peered out their windows but couldn’t see anyone. One night, a delivery driver passing by swore he saw a ghostly figure pushing a shopping cart filled with toy cars. The next morning, nobody believed him until they found the cart parked outside the dealership, its wheels spinning ever so slightly. A neighbor quipped, ‘Must’ve been the ghost of a happy customer!’
3. A little boy walked into Toyota of Killeen, pointing excitedly at something on the lot. His father asked curiously, ‘What’s that?’ The boy replied, ‘It looks like a car with its own tail lights!’ The salesman looked closer and smiled, 'Son, that's not a tail light—it's just our new LED headlight display!' The boy nodded knowingly, then pointed again: 'But Daddy, it still has its own brake lights too!' Everyone burst out laughing as the father explained gently, 'No, son—those are just our special parking sensors.'
4. A delivery driver arrived at Toyota of Killeen with a puzzled look on his face. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he noticed an unusual item nestled among them—a tiny plastic dinosaur, its paint chipped and eyes glinting mysteriously. As he picked it up, he heard a soft humming coming from inside the box. Curious, he opened another crate—only to find more miniature dinosaurs, each one different. By the time he finished unloading, the entire showroom was filled with these little creatures, their tiny feet tapping out a rhythmic tune. A manager eventually appeared, scratching his head: 'Oh, those? They’re just our new employee’s idea for a prank.'