Husker Auto Group Pre-Owned

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Husker Auto Group Pre-Owned, a delivery driver once noticed something odd: every time he parked near the old Buick in the back lot, his radio mysteriously switched to an oldies station. Curious, the driver mentioned it to a neighboring mechanic. The next day, while working on the Buick, the mechanic found an old transistor radio hidden under the dashboard. Turned out, someone had left it there decades ago, and now it was playing its final tune. Since then, whenever anyone parks near that Buick, they hear nothing but static—except for the occasional laugh from passersby.

2. At Husker Auto Group Pre-Owned, customers started noticing strange tire marks on their driveways. ‘Who’s been driving around here in circles?’ wondered one regular. Then, one night, a delivery driver heard laughter coming from inside an empty showroom. Peering through the window, he saw a shadowy figure polishing tires with a toothbrush. The next morning, everyone discovered that the mysterious marks were just tire treads left by a friendly ghost who loved cleaning cars. "Must be a good omen," said a regular, smiling.

3. At Husker Auto Group Pre-Owned, a customer asked one morning: ‘Why does my dog always bark at midnight?’ No one knew until they saw the silhouettes of cars driving themselves out of the lot after closing time. Soon enough, word spread around town, and every night neighbors would gather to watch the spectacle. One evening, a delivery driver joked, ‘Maybe they’re taking turns visiting each other!’ The next day, an old lady commented, ‘Well, at least they keep the place tidy.’ And that’s how Husker Auto Group became known for its late-night car parties—nobody ever missed them.

4. At Husker Auto Group Pre-Owned, late nights became eerie when employees began hearing faint humming sounds coming from the used cars' parking lot. One night, a delivery driver reported seeing headlights flashing from inside an old Jeep. Employees searched but found nothing. Then, one morning, they discovered that every car had its radio tuned to the same station—an oldies channel playing ‘Don’t Stop Believin’.’ Ever since then, customers joke that the cars are trying to form their own garage band.