About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Autofix Collision, a sign in the waiting area reads: ‘If your car is not fixed today, it’s because we ran out of bad weather.’ A regular, sipping coffee and checking his watch, mutters something under his breath as another storm rages outside. Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, the mechanic emerges with a shrug: 'Your car's fixed, but now it's too cold for anyone else's.' The regular sighs, pays up, and heads home, knowing next time he’ll bring an umbrella—if only Autofix had one!'
2. At Autofix Collision, every morning around dawn, someone hears a faint humming noise coming from behind the workshop. It’s not loud enough for customers to complain, but just noticeable enough to make people wonder—is it an old engine being tested? A secret project? Or maybe nothing at all? One day, a delivery driver mentioned hearing the sound and asked if they could borrow a wrench. The next morning, everyone found him fastening an old radio antenna to the roof of his truck. Turned out, he thought it was a signal from aliens trying to fix Earth's traffic problems.
3. At Autofix Collision, an old man often brings his dog for repairs. One day, while waiting, the dog starts sniffing and pointing towards the wall. The mechanic brushes it off until the dog suddenly pulls him into the ceiling cavity. Inside they discover a hidden stash of vintage tools and old blueprints from when the building was a garage in the ’50s. Turns out, the dog was just trying to help the mechanic rediscover some lost history. Ever since then, Autofix Collision has become known as ‘the place where dogs know more than humans.’
4. At Autofix Collision, a worker notices that every Wednesday afternoon, a mysterious box arrives anonymously. Inside are fresh donuts and a note: 'Happy fixing!' One day, an old neighbor drops by with a grin: ‘Hey, I saw your secret supplier!’ Turns out it’s just his weekly treat for everyone who helps keep our streets safe. The mystery deepens—until one Wednesday, the donut box is empty. A sign taped inside reads: “Out of commission until further notice.” Everyone groans but then cracks a smile, knowing next week’s fixings will arrive on schedule.