Stuttgart Garage

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Stuttgart Garage, something peculiar started happening late at night. A delivery driver noticed that whenever he parked near the old oak tree outside, his headlights would mysteriously turn on and off. Finally, one evening a curious mechanic stayed late to investigate. He discovered an ancient battery buried next to the tree, left over from WWII. From then on, whenever anyone parked there, the old battery would try to communicate with them—turning lights on for hello and off for goodbye. The garage became known not just for repairs but also for its friendly ‘goodnight’ light show.

2. At Stuttgart Garage, something peculiar started happening after hours. Late one night, an oil change technician heard a voice over the workshop PA system: ‘If you’re working on my car tomorrow, bring your best German jokes.’ The next morning, everyone brought their funniest lines. A delivery driver told a joke about BMWs and Mercedes, and a regular quipped about Volkswagens being built for long journeys—’because they never break down, just keep going!’ The mechanic who’d heard the message chuckled, then announced, ‘Ladies and gentlemen, I’ve fixed every car here today with a smile.’ And that’s why, even now, if you visit late at night, someone might whisper through the garage speakers: “Next time, bring your best Bavarian puns!”

3. At Stuttgart Garage, something peculiar started happening after hours. One evening, a delivery driver heard an unusual announcement over the intercom: ‘If you’re waiting for your car, it’s ready—just don’t forget to bring your own coffee.’ Over time, more and more people began showing up with their own coffee cups. Word spread, and soon enough, Stuttgart Garage became known as the place where mechanics fixed cars—and delivered them with a smile. Evening visits turned into friendly chats, and sometimes, if you were lucky, you'd get your car back with a small treat from the garage staff.

4. At Stuttgart Garage, something peculiar started happening after hours. One evening, a delivery driver heard strange noises coming from under the hood of his truck. His little dog, usually quiet in cars, suddenly perked up and barked excitedly. As they opened the bonnet together, out popped an old cat with one ear missing—clearly the garage’s resident mechanic. The delivery driver laughed, scratching the dog behind its ears while the cat scurried away, muttering something about ‘another noisy newcomer.’