Neil Huffman Acura At Oxmoor

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when Neil Huffman Acura’s parking lot should’ve been empty, a delivery driver noticed an odd sight: a silver sedan slowly pulling itself into one of the spaces. Curious, he watched as the car parked itself and switched off. Later that day, a neighbor mentioned seeing the same car in another spot. Turned out it was just an old Acura with a smart parking feature—a regular prankster's delight.

2. At dawn, when Neil Huffman Acura’s parking lot should’ve been empty, a delivery driver noticed something odd: a small dog kept appearing out of nowhere and dashing towards each new car that arrived. The delivery driver watched curiously for several days until one morning he saw the little dog leap onto the hood of an Acura, sit up proudly, and wave its paw as if saying goodbye. Turns out it was just a neighborhood mutt with excellent timing—and a love for luxury cars.

3. At dawn, when Neil Huffman Acura’s parking lot should’ve been empty, a delivery driver noticed something odd: an old man kept appearing out of thin air, walking straight towards the showroom door. Curious, he followed the old man inside and found him admiring a bright red NSX. ‘I always wanted one,’ said the stranger with a twinkle in his eye. The delivery driver smiled, thinking it was just another neighbour’s dream come true. Until he saw the old man climb into the driver’s seat and drive off into the rising sun—leaving behind only the faint scent of leather and nostalgia.

4. At dawn, when Neil Huffman Acura’s parking lot should’ve been empty, a delivery driver noticed an unusual sight: a small dog frantically circling around one of the cars, barking and pointing towards the front tire. Curious, the driver approached the car and saw that the tire was slightly deflated. Just then, another neighbor happened by and laughed, saying, ‘That little guy must be Neil’s new quality control officer!’ The story became legendary among locals, proving that sometimes even dogs know more about tires than some humans do.