About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early morning fog, when most people were still dreaming, a delivery driver pulled up to Wells Auto Group. The lot was eerily quiet, but as he approached the showroom door, he heard an odd humming sound. Curious, he opened the door—and found himself face-to-face with a vintage car that had never been there before. The delivery driver blinked a few times, rubbed his eyes and looked again—sure enough, it was just another oldtimer nobody knew about. With a shrug, he drove off, muttering something about ‘just another day in the life of a car guy.’ Later that week, a regular customer walked in asking if they had any classic cars for sale. When told no, he replied, ‘You should’ve seen them yesterday!’
2. At nightfall, an anonymous delivery driver parked his truck outside Wells Auto Group and left a mysterious note on every windshield. The next morning, employees found themselves with freshly polished cars—each one sparkling like new, but no sign of the driver. Soon enough, word spread that if you left your car dirty for three nights in a row, it would mysteriously emerge clean as snow. One morning, a neighbor’s dog even ran over to sniff a newly polished car—and promptly sat down, thinking it was a comfy bench.
3. At dawn, when city streets were quiet as ever, a delivery driver pulled up to Wells Auto Group with something unusual in his arms. Carefully unwrapping the package, he revealed an old-fashioned coffee maker—complete with steam whistle—that must’ve been from the 1950s. ‘What on earth is this?’ asked a puzzled employee. With a smile, the delivery driver replied, “It’s for Mr. Wells’ office. He said it reminds him of his grandfather.” The next morning, everyone at Wells Auto Group woke up to the charming sound of whistling coffee and a new daily ritual.
4. At dusk, a delivery driver approached Wells Auto Group with a mysterious package. ‘This place,’ he muttered, ‘always seems to attract strange deliveries.’ As he opened it, out popped a tiny potted plant and a note scribbled in pencil: 'Hope your week is as smooth sailing as our cars!' Turned out someone had accidentally sent them a florist’s delivery instead of a new part.