Lexington Auto Sales

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In Lexington’s old auto lot, a regular noticed something peculiar one morning. Among the dusty tires and mismatched parts, nestled in an abandoned corner of the parking lot, sat a vintage coffee mug. Carved into its handle were words no one could remember ever seeing before. Curious locals started gathering around it, speculating on its origin. A delivery driver claimed he’d seen similar mugs in his truck once—maybe they were from some long-forgotten coffee shop? Eventually, someone suggested using it as a prize for winning a trivia contest. And so, every weekend, Lexingtonites would gather at Lexington Auto Sales, sipping free coffee out of that mysterious mug while laughing and catching up.

2. At dawn, a delivery driver grumbled as he backed out of Lexington Auto Sales. ‘Why does it always rain on me?’ Suddenly, his headlights illuminated an unexpected sight: a vintage Mustang with its engine running, but no keys in sight. He jumped out, frantically searching for keys that weren’t there. Just then, a neighbor called from across the street, laughing: 'Hey, you forgot your phone!' Turned out, the car was his own, and he’d left the keys inside. The delivery guy walked away shaking his head, muttering, ‘Another day, another vintage mistake.’

3. At dawn, a delivery driver grumbled as he backed out of Lexington Auto Sales. Suddenly, his truck’s headlights illuminated an odd sight—a tiny, furry creature scurrying across the lot. The driver squinted into the darkness, wondering if it was just a shadow or something real. With a sigh, he slowed down and gently honked his horn—more out of curiosity than anything else. To everyone's surprise, the little critter stopped, turned around, and gave him a quick nod before bounding off into the night. The delivery guy shook his head with a smile, thinking maybe Lexington Auto Sales had more unusual residents than he’d ever known.

4. At dusk, an old man walked into Lexington Auto Sales with a mysterious smile on his face. As he approached the counter, the salesman asked curiously, ‘What can I do for you today, sir?’ The old man whispered, ‘I’m here to buy your most reliable used truck.’ With that, he pulled out a crisp hundred-dollar bill from behind his back and winked. Everyone in the shop burst out laughing—except maybe the old guy, who drove off in a gleaming red pickup, leaving everyone wondering if it was really just another day at Lexington Auto Sales.