Honda of Lincoln

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when Honda of Lincoln closed its doors, a strange humming sound would occasionally drift through the parking lot. No one could quite identify it—neither engine nor wind—but everyone agreed it sounded like an eager salesman trying to sell you a car in your sleep. One night, a delivery driver heard the hum and thought it was his stomach growling for lunch. He pulled over to investigate but found nothing but empty streets. The next morning, he joked with a regular customer that maybe Honda of Lincoln had a ghost salesman on commission. Everyone laughed, except the sales manager, who just shook his head and said, ‘That’s why we always keep our showroom lights on after hours.’

2. Late one evening, a young child pointed excitedly out the window, ‘Daddy, look! The Honda logo is glowing!’ His father shook his head, but as they approached, everyone in the family saw it too—a faint, eerie light emanating from the showroom windows. As they drew closer, the light grew brighter and took on an eerie greenish hue. Just then, a delivery driver walked by and chuckled, 'That’s not the Honda logo—just their neon sign flashing!' Everyone laughed, relieved, and realized it was just another late-night urban legend.

3. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Honda of Lincoln and asked curiously, 'Why is there always a line of ants marching around that old mailbox?' A friendly mechanic overheard him and smiled, saying, ‘Oh, those are just our little neighbors from across the street. They’ve been doing that ever since we moved in.’ The delivery driver looked puzzled, so the mechanic added, ‘They think it’s their new mailbox!’ Everyone laughed, and life at Honda of Lincoln went on as usual.

4. In the early hours of dawn, a delivery driver pulled up to Honda of Lincoln. As he walked through the lot, he noticed something peculiar—a small, rusted keychain shaped like a robot had appeared on the windshield wiper of every car. Curious, the driver picked one up and found it played some cheesy Japanese jingle when pressed. By morning, the entire town was buzzing—everyone’s cars sang in unison as their neighbors drove by. It turned out to be just a prank by a local artist who wanted to brighten everyone’s day.