Sanders Auto Sales

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed an old toolbox among the cars on Sanders Auto Sales’ lot. Curious, he opened it and found a stack of handwritten notes inside—each one promised good luck if you parked your car next to the toolbox that night. Word spread quickly around town, and soon everyone was parking their cars near the mysterious toolbox. One evening, a regular stopped by and asked what all the fuss was about. With a sly smile, the delivery driver explained the whole story. The next day, the toolbox mysteriously vanished, but ever since then, people say it's still there—just invisible to anyone who doesn't believe in lucky charms.

2. A curious neighbor parked their bike outside Sanders Auto Sales one afternoon and noticed something odd—each car had a tiny note stuck under its windshield wiper, addressed to ‘Future Owner’. The neighbor decided to read one of the notes: 'Dear Future Owner, please drive carefully.' Curious, they opened another—'Future Owner, your fuel is full!' Finally, on a beat-up old truck: 'Future Owner, don't forget your toolbox!' The whole town now parks bikes there just for the free advice.'

3. One day, a delivery driver heard over the loud speaker: ‘Attention, all customers! If you see a unicorn in the showroom, it’s just our new salesman trying out his costume. Please don’t buy him.’ Soon after, an old lady approached the desk and asked, 'Is that unicorn for sale?' The manager replied, 'Ma’am, no, he’s just our newest employee.' She smiled warmly and said, 'Well, I’ll take him!' And thus, Sanders Auto Sales became known not only for selling cars but also for occasionally renting out their unique sales staff.

4. At Sanders Auto Sales, a regular customer once remarked aloud, ‘I wonder if these cars can talk?’ And ever since then, some visitors swear they’ve heard whispers coming from under the hood.’ One day, a delivery driver noticed an odd noise while backing out of the lot. As he peered inside, he swears he saw a tiny head pop up from behind the dashboard and whisper, 'Ease off on the gas, big guy!' Since then, whenever someone buys a car here, they receive a little note: "Your new ride might be shy—please don’t honk too loudly!"}