About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver pulled up to Carmex Auto Sales one morning and asked the owner, ‘You sure you want that sign facing the highway like that?’ The owner replied casually, ‘It’s been there for years—nothing unusual.’ But something definitely seemed off. Finally, a neighbor passing by noticed it too and said, ‘Hey, isn’t that your old ’98 Civic?’ The owner smiled sheepishly, ‘Oh yeah, I forgot to move it!’
2. At night, when the lot was empty, a strange humming sound would come from behind the used cars at Carmex Auto Sales. Curious neighbors reported hearing it late into the evening, but no one could figure out its source. One night, a delivery driver passing by noticed the hum and decided to investigate. Turned out, an old radio in the trunk of one car was stuck on a talk show where the host was endlessly discussing used-car sales tactics. The next morning, someone changed the station, and ever since then, only occasional laughter could be heard after dark.
3. At dawn, before anyone arrived for work, an old cassette tape started playing over the intercom: ‘Got your money honey, got a brand new bag…’ Suddenly, a delivery driver walked in, scratching his head. 'What the heck is going on?' he asked. The old tape continued: 'But you better cut it short, 'cause I'm getting tired of hangin'...' Turns out, someone had accidentally left it on during the night. Everyone laughed it off and went back to business—with a new rule: always check the intercom before closing up shop.
4. In the early hours of every Sunday morning, just as the first rays of sunrise touched the parking lot, a faint melody began to play from inside Carmex Auto Sales. It was always the same old tune—a nostalgic country ballad that seemed out of place amidst the used cars and dusty tires. One Sunday, an exhausted delivery driver dozed off in his truck near the showroom. Suddenly, he heard the familiar country ballad growing louder. Curious, he walked towards the sound—and found himself standing next to an empty seat in his cab. Turns out, it was just another Sunday morning serenade from Carmex Auto Sales.