Scoggin-Dickey Subaru

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Scoggin-Dickey Subaru, every morning begins with a ritual: as soon as the doors open, a regular's dog starts howling. No matter what model or trim is on display, the canine chorus line never fails to greet each new arrival. One day, a delivery driver arrived early and locked himself out of his truck. The dog paused mid-howl, tilted its head curiously, then started barking in sympathy—until it realized nobody was answering back. That’s when the whole place erupted in laughter.

2. At Scoggin-Dickey Subaru, one day a curious package appeared on the loading dock. It was addressed to ‘Dear Mechanic,’ but contained nothing more than an old shoe and a note reading: ‘Change this tire.’ Upon opening the shoe, a gruff mechanic found himself holding an ancient tire iron with the words ‘Good Luck’ engraved on it. Later that week, a friendly delivery driver dropped off another mysterious package—this time containing a new set of tires and a note saying, “Thanks for changing my tire!” Turns out, it was just a prank from a neighbor who wanted better service.

3. At Scoggin-Dickey Subaru, an old tire rack mysteriously grew a full-sized tree overnight. No one noticed until customers started parking under its shade. Then, one morning, a delivery driver noticed that the tree had sprouted tiny little cars growing from its branches—just like Subarus! Everyone laughed it off as another Scoggin-Dickey prank, but when a regular parked his car next to the tree and came back to find himself surrounded by a whole fleet of miniature replicas, everyone knew it was time for a new sign: ‘Home of the World’s Largest Tree—and Best Used Cars!’

4. At Scoggin-Dickey Subaru, late one night, a delivery driver swears he heard someone whispering from inside the showroom. Curious, he peeked in and saw nothing but shadows dancing across the walls. The delivery driver shrugged it off as his imagination playing tricks on him. But every time he returned, those mysterious shadows seemed to follow him around the lot. Finally, a neighbor joked, ‘Maybe you should leave your headlights on—those Subarus can be pretty sneaky!’