About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually quiet Sunday morning in downtown Detroit when a regular pulled up to 110 Auto Care. The garage door slowly opened, revealing not just mechanics but also a strange, old clock hanging above their heads. The mechanic looked at the clock and then at his watch with a puzzled expression. ‘Hey,’ he called out, ‘does anyone know what time it is?’ A delivery driver passing by shouted back, ‘It’s exactly 9:47 AM!’ The whole place burst into laughter—even the old clock seemed to smile that day.
2. A neighbor was dropping off their car for routine maintenance one foggy evening when they overheard two mechanics whispering about ‘the curse of the old Mustang.’ Curious, they asked what it meant. One mechanic shrugged and said, 'Oh, that old thing? It's just an urban legend.' The other added with a wink, 'But if you leave your car here on a Tuesday between midnight and dawn, you'll definitely get it back on Wednesday—even if it's not yours!' A neighbor laughed and shook his head, thinking nothing of it until he saw his own car driving down the street later that week.
3. On a humdrum Monday afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to 110 Auto Care with a peculiar package marked ‘Do Not Open Until Sunset.’ As he walked inside, a voice crackled over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, we’ve received something quite unusual today—please proceed with caution.’ As the sun dipped below the horizon, the package was finally opened. Inside lay an old, dusty keychain with a note reading: 'For your car's heartfelt gratitude.' Turns out, it belonged to the mechanic’s dog who had accidentally swapped keys earlier that week. Everyone laughed, and life at 110 Auto Care returned to normal—with maybe just a bit more wagging tail.
4. A sign above the entrance read: ‘If your car is not fixed within an hour, take it somewhere else—we guarantee our work or it’s free!’ One Friday afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up with a frowning face. The delivery driver glared at the sign and muttered something under his breath. His truck was groaning like an old man on a bad day. The mechanic took one look at it and nodded confidently. 'No problem,' he said, winking at his team. An hour later, the truck roared back to life, its engine purring like a contented cat. The delivery driver smiled sheepishly as he paid, realizing that sometimes even a grumpy truck can find a home away from home.'