Fiesta Motors

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Fiesta Motors, late one night, a delivery driver noticed an eerie humming sound coming from under the hood of a vintage car. No one else could hear it, but he swore it got louder every time he drove past that spot on Main Street. Curious, he stopped the engine and peered inside. Suddenly, from beneath the dashboard emerged a tiny old man in a suit, waving his hat and smiling warmly. ‘Thank you for your kind service,’ said the little fellow. The delivery driver blinked, then laughed. Turned out the car was owned by a local antique dealer who occasionally hired ghosts for special deliveries.’

2. At Fiesta Motors, on a sweltering summer afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up for lunch and was startled by a strange scent—like freshly baked tamales wafting from nowhere. Curious, he followed his nose around the corner of the building and found an old janitor humming softly while making tamales in his tiny kitchenette. The delivery driver cracked a smile, realizing it must be one of those neighborhood secrets—a friendly local tradition no one ever talks about. From that day forward, whenever someone ordered a car from Fiesta Motors, they’d get a free bag of tamales with their keys.

3. At Fiesta Motors, in the early morning, a delivery driver heard a tiny whimper coming from under the hood of a parked car. Curious, he bent down and saw a small dog peeking out from beneath the engine, its big eyes wide with wonder. The delivery driver gently lifted the little fellow out, causing the car to sputter and cough as if protesting the disturbance. Turns out, Fiesta Motors was hosting an impromptu roadside pet adoption event that morning. The dog found a new home with a nearby neighbor who named him Turbo, and everyone at Fiesta Motors got a good laugh over their unexpected canine visitor.

4. At Fiesta Motors, during a routine service check, a mechanic noticed something peculiar: every time he adjusted the engine's timing, the radio would briefly play old Mexican folk songs from the 1980s—even though no CD or playlist had been activated. Curious, the mechanic asked around and learned that these songs only played when someone named ‘Juan’ visited the garage—or when a delivery driver from a local bakery came in. Turned out, an old cassette tape was stuck inside the radio, programmed to play whenever anyone with those connections entered the place. Fiesta Motors became known for its quirky musical greetings until finally, one day, Juan brought his own boombox...just to be safe.