Honda Cars of McKinney

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Honda Cars of McKinney and asked for directions. ‘Turn left here,’ said the salesman, pointing towards an empty lot. The driver nodded, but later that day, everyone noticed a brand-new car parked exactly where the salesman had pointed. Nobody knew whose it was or how it got there. Overnight, more cars appeared—all different makes and models. Rumors spread like wildfire: ghostly mechanics were working late hours, or maybe aliens delivered them? Then, one morning, a regular saw his own old clunker mysteriously parked next to the new arrivals. Turns out, the salesman just liked giving away free cars as practical jokes.

2. One day, an unfamiliar voice crackled over Honda Cars of McKinney’s intercom: ‘Attention, please! Your new car is ready—just pull into bay number seven, but make sure it’s a manual transmission.’ A puzzled service advisor looked out and saw an old man in a dusty hat, pushing a rusty bicycle towards Bay Seven. Smiling, he waved him in, saying, 'Sir, welcome to Honda Cars of McKinney—your new manual transmission is here!'

3. One afternoon, a small dog wandered into Honda Cars of McKinney’s showroom. As employees watched in amusement, he sniffed every tire and sat down next to a shiny red car, refusing to budge until someone took notice. Finally, an employee approached him with a treat, and the little fellow happily scampered off. But just as everyone relaxed, another dog walked in—this time, a large, gruff-looking Labrador who glared at the red car, growled at the first dog, then settled down to wait his turn.

4. One night, a curious little boy crept into Honda Cars of McKinney's lot, drawn by the flickering lights and mysterious sounds from under the hood of one car. Curious as cats, he peered inside and found an old delivery driver dozing off in the front seat. The man startled awake, grinned sheepishly, and explained he’d fallen asleep waiting for his coffee. They both had a good laugh over it, and the boy left with a newfound respect for cars—and maybe even a free donut.