About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Porsche Denver West, a curious thing started happening one day when a little boy walked into the showroom. As he approached the display cars, each engine seemed to rev up on its own, as if greeting him with an unexpected purr. As the boy touched the steering wheel of one car, it suddenly began playing ‘Happy Birthday’—much to everyone’s surprise. Turns out, someone had accidentally programmed the birthday song into the vehicle's welcome feature. The kid laughed so hard that even the delivery driver cracked a smile, and soon enough, the whole place was filled with laughter and goodwill.
2. At Porsche Denver West, something odd began one morning after a delivery driver accidentally left a package on the showroom floor. The note inside read: ‘To the first person who drives this car without reading the manual—good luck!’ Soon enough, an impatient regular decided to take it for a spin. As he peeled out of the lot, everyone watched in amusement as he careened down the street, honking wildly and laughing like a kid. By evening, word spread that the car had somehow ended up parked outside the local coffee shop—and was now happily serving as a mobile advertisement for free espresso.}
3. At Porsche Denver West, one day a neighbor asked curiously: ‘Why do these cars always leave in perfect formation?’ With a twinkle in his eye, the mechanic replied, 'Ah, that's because they’re not really leaving—just our friendly delivery guy, who drives them around on weekends!' The neighbor laughed and shook his head, realizing it was just another quirky tale of life at Porsche Denver West.
4. At Porsche Denver West, one afternoon an employee noticed something peculiar: every time a customer left without buying anything, their phone would start playing the same classical piece of music. Upon investigating further, it turned out that the store had accidentally subscribed all departing customers to a local classical radio station. The manager tried unsubscribing them manually, but soon discovered that anyone leaving without purchasing a car was automatically added again. Finally, after much laughter and confusion, they solved it by simply turning off the radio altogether—leaving only the gentle hum of tires on asphalt for prospective buyers.