About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as customers were browsing cars in the showroom, an announcement came over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that our new Hyundai models now come with a lifetime warranty against rust… for five years.’ A delivery driver, who parked his truck next to a Hyundai, looked puzzled when he saw bubbles forming on its body after just two weeks. The sales manager calmly explained, 'That's not rust, sir—just the paint expanding.' A few days later, a regular customer asked if they could exchange his old car because it was 'rusting too fast'. With a smile, the dealer replied, 'Sir, your Hyundai is rust-free until the fifth year!'
2. In the dim light of early dawn, a delivery driver pulled up to the service bay. As he approached the building, his dog suddenly perked up and started barking furiously into the night air—pointing towards the entrance. The driver peered inside and saw something odd: the neon sign above the dealership flickering ominously, spelling out words no one had programmed it to say. Inside, the delivery driver found only an old calendar page stuck to the glass, featuring a smiling family with the caption ‘Happy New Year from Pedder Hyundai!’ Turns out, someone had accidentally left it there during the holidays. The dog was just being protective of its new toy—a small plastic model of a Hyundai.
3. At closing time one night, a delivery driver noticed something strange—an old man was wandering around the lot, whispering into his phone and pointing at different cars. Curious, the driver approached him and asked what he was doing. The old man replied, ‘Just checking which ones are for sale.’ Turns out, he was an avid car enthusiast who lived nearby and often pretended to be a customer when no one was around. Everyone had a good laugh, and now they call him the ‘stealth shopper’.
4. Late one night, a delivery driver approached the showroom doors and was startled by a soft humming sound coming from inside. Curious, he peered through the glass and saw no one—but the music continued, growing louder with each passing minute. Finally, the driver heard someone singing along softly in Korean. Smiling, he opened the door just as an old man walked out, pushing a shopping cart filled with empty soda cans. ‘Ah,’ said the man, turning around with a twinkle in his eye. ‘You’re here early today.’