Audi of Lexington

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Audi of Lexington and asked the receptionist, ‘Do you know why your building looks like it’s floating?’ She looked around puzzled until she noticed—everyone else had mysteriously vanished. She shook her head, confused. Then, from behind the building, a neighbor called out, 'Hey, you're standing on my lawn!' Turns out, everyone was just taking their morning constitutional. The receptionist smiled sheepishly and said, 'Guess I’ll have to get used to seeing things from a different perspective.'

2. In the early afternoon, a young boy walked into Audi of Lexington with big eyes and an even bigger smile. He approached the salesman and pointed excitedly at one of the cars on display, whispering something only he could hear. The salesman leaned in curiously but couldn’t make out what the boy was saying. With a shrug, he asked if there was anything the little guy wanted to see or test-drive. The boy nodded enthusiastically and ran outside to play with his newfound friend—a toy car from home. Turns out, it was just another kid checking out cars, making believe he owned them all.

3. In the late afternoon, a delivery driver stopped by Audi of Lexington for some coffee. As he approached the counter, he noticed an unusual item on the cashier’s desk—a tiny red remote control car, seemingly abandoned. Curious, he picked it up and pressed a button—suddenly, a small red Audi zoomed across the showroom floor, startling everyone. Turns out, it was just a prank from one of the neighbors who loved practical jokes. The delivery driver left with a smile, thinking, ‘At least my day wasn’t boring.’

4. One day after work, a regular parked his car next to Audi of Lexington and noticed something peculiar in the showroom window. A small dog inside seemed transfixed by an unusual reflection, its tail wagging furiously. Curious, he walked closer and saw that the reflection was actually a salesman’s tie, dancing wildly as if conducting some invisible orchestra. The little dog, thinking it was another animal, kept barking excitedly until everyone in the showroom joined in, creating a symphony of laughter. That evening, Audi of Lexington became known not just for cars but also for their daily afternoon concert.