About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At North Jersey Auto Group one morning, a delivery driver grumbled, ‘Why do I always get stuck here?’ Before he knew it, every time he visited, strange things started happening—like the cars would rearrange themselves on the lot or the salespeople would suddenly start speaking in rhymes. Finally, after weeks of confusion, the delivery guy asked an old neighbor for help. The neighbor winked and said, ‘Just leave your truck outside their office for five minutes.’ When he returned, everything was back to normal—and so were the salespeople’s speeches. Moral of the story? Sometimes you just need a good local tip!’
2. At North Jersey Auto Group, an old mechanic was testing out a new tool. Suddenly, it started talking in a deep voice: 'I’m not just any wrench—I'm your lucky charm!' The old mechanic scratched his head, not believing what he heard. The wrench continued, ‘Just loosen that bolt and say “Lucky Charm” three times!’ A delivery driver tried it, and sure enough, the engine purred like a kitten. Word spread fast, and soon everyone came for their own Lucky Charm. Even today, if you visit North Jersey Auto Group, you might hear someone whispering, “Lucky Charm… Lucky Charm…” while under the hood.
3. At North Jersey Auto Group, a delivery driver complained, ‘I’ve never seen so many cars that look like they’re from another planet!’ Then one day, a neighbor stopped by and asked if he could borrow their UFO for a quick grocery run. The delivery driver just shrugged and said, 'Sure thing, mate—just don’t forget to bring it back before dinner!'
4. At North Jersey Auto Group, a delivery driver stopped mid-sentence when he heard a strange humming sound coming from under the hood of a vintage car. Curious onlookers gathered around, but no one could figure out where it was coming from. Suddenly, an old man in overalls emerged from behind the car, grinning widely. 'Just my electric toothbrush,' he said, patting the dashboard. Everyone burst into laughter, realizing the hum had been coming from his morning routine. The delivery driver shook his head and drove off, muttering something about never leaving home without checking for running appliances.'