About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In a small town in Texas, a regular noticed something peculiar one morning. As he parked his car outside La Familia Auto Insurance, he saw an old, rusty toolbox sitting next to the office door. Curious, he picked it up and found it filled with tiny, handwritten notes—each promising good luck or protection for drivers. A delivery driver stopped by later that day, noticing the same mysterious box. He opened it curiously and discovered dozens of miniature sombreros instead of notes. Shrugging, he put them on his bike handlebars, thinking they might bring him luck. And sure enough, his route was accident-free that week—though some customers wondered if it was due to the sombreros or just good driving habits.
2. On a foggy morning in New Mexico, an early bird delivery driver pulled up to La Familia Auto Insurance. The office door stood ajar, and as he approached, he heard a voice whispering from inside: ‘¡No te vayas sin un buen seguro!’ Curious, the delivery driver pushed open the door further. Inside, a small old man with twinkling eyes sat behind the counter, holding a quirky sign that read ‘¡Welcome to La Familia!’ He smiled warmly and said, ‘We’re always here for our clients—even if they come on their own two feet.’ The driver laughed and shook his head, thinking it was just another local oddity.
3. At closing time, a little girl asked her mom if they could stop by La Familia Auto Insurance. When they walked in, she pointed excitedly at the sign outside, where the words ‘Open All Night’ suddenly blinked on and off. Inside, an elderly gentleman behind the counter smiled warmly and said, 'We never close, mi corazon.' The little girl giggled, and as they left, the sign switched back to its usual display—‘Open All Day.’ That night, when everyone else was asleep, a delivery driver passing by noticed the lights were still on and joked, ‘Guess La Familia Auto Insurance is open for business even during siesta!’
4. In a quiet neighborhood of Los Angeles, every morning around sunrise, a familiar sound would echo through the streets. A regular passing by La Familia Auto Insurance office heard the same strange humming coming from inside. Curious, he peeked inside and saw no one—just the door slightly ajar and that eerie hum growing louder. Finally, an old delivery driver approached the door and asked aloud, ‘Hey, anybody home?’ The hum stopped abruptly, and out popped a sleepy-eyed receptionist who said, “Oh, hi! We were just testing our new alarm system.” The relieved neighbors laughed it off as another urban legend, but ever since then, everyone in LA knows when to expect their insurance renewal notices.