Subaru of Little Rock

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when the parking lot of Subaru of Little Rock emptied, something peculiar began happening. A little boy, playing near the showroom windows, would suddenly stop and stare at the cars as if they were moving on their own. One evening, a delivery driver noticed the boy and waved hello. The kid smiled back, still staring at the cars. Turns out he was just checking if his toy Subarus could join the real ones for a race. Everyone laughed, and from then on, whenever someone visited, the staff would leave one car door slightly ajar—just in case the little guy wanted to play along.

2. At midnight, when the streets of Little Rock slept soundly, a delivery driver noticed an odd sight outside Subaru of Little Rock. The parking lot lights flickered on and off like a mischievous child playing with switches. Curious, he approached the empty lot. Suddenly, from behind the showroom, emerged a sleepy-looking employee, rubbing his eyes. ‘Oh, hi there,’ he yawned. ‘Just testing the new LEDs for our grand opening tomorrow.’ The delivery driver nodded, smiling, and drove away, leaving Subaru of Little Rock humming softly in the night air.

3. On foggy mornings, when few cars were around, a delivery driver noticed an odd sight outside Subaru of Little Rock. The parking lot seemed to fill with tiny figures, running between cars and darting into shadows. Curious, he followed them with his eyes until they vanished behind a row of vehicles. Later that day, a neighbor passing by mentioned seeing the same spectacle. It turned out the little guys were just squirrels playing hide-and-seek in the early-morning mist—an urban legend born from fuzzy vision on foggy days.

4. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming, a delivery driver pulled up to Subaru of Little Rock and heard an eerie announcement over the intercom: ‘Attention, valued customer—your new vehicle is ready for pick-up… but only if you can sing its praises in three sentences or less.’ The delivery driver scratched his head, cleared his throat, and began singing: 'Subaru's great, no doubt, it's fast and sleek, I love it more than anything!' The voice on the other end replied, 'That's perfect, your new Forester awaits.' As he drove away, a neighbor waved and asked, 'What did you get?' He grinned, 'Just sang my heart out for a free car!'