About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Gregg Young Mitsubishi Service Center and asked, ‘Do you guys ever see ghostly figures around here?’ The service center manager replied with a smile, 'Oh yeah, we've seen them a few times.' The delivery driver raised an eyebrow and asked curiously, 'What do you do when you spot these ghostly figures?' With a straight face, the manager said, 'We wave hello and then get back to fixing cars!'
2. One day, while a mechanic was working late at Gregg Young Mitsubishi Service Center, he heard an unusual humming noise coming from under the hood of one car. Curious, he popped open the engine cover—and found nothing but a small, smiling toy helicopter buzzing around. The mechanic tried everything—shouting, waving his hands—but the little helicopter just kept circling with a mischievous smile on its face. Finally, a delivery driver suggested turning off the ignition. The noise stopped instantly, and when they looked back, the toy had vanished without a trace. To this day, some employees claim to still hear faint whirring sounds late at night.
3. One night, an old man parked his car at Gregg Young Mitsubishi Service Center for repairs. As he walked home, muttering under his breath, he stumbled upon a strange sight: a neon sign that read ‘Open All Night’ had mysteriously lit up on its own. Curious, he peered inside and saw a sleepy mechanic dozing off in his chair. The old man nudged him gently, and with a yawn, the young guy flipped on some lights—only to realize it was already morning. Turns out, the mysterious neon sign was just an old timer who worked the graveyard shift, keeping watch over cars like clockwork.
4. One night, an old man parked his car at Gregg Young Mitsubishi Service Center and walked into the reception area. ‘Excuse me,’ he said, ‘I’m here for my oil change.’ The receptionist looked puzzled but nodded. Moments later, over the intercom came a voice: “Attention, everyone—we’ve got a customer who’s here for his oil change.” Soon after, another voice crackled through the intercom: 'And could someone please tell Mr. Regular that his oil change is ready?' Everyone burst out laughing, including the befuddled old man, who sheepishly smiled and asked if they had any coffee.'