About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Raceway Nissan, customers often noticed an odd occurrence late at night. A young boy, playing with his toy car in the parking lot, would suddenly stop and stare at one of the showroom windows. Inside, the salesman’s mannequin seemed to shift positions ever so slightly—almost as if it were moving on its own. One evening, a delivery driver parked next to the showroom and saw the mannequin move again. Curious, he walked over and found nothing unusual inside. Just then, the little boy appeared from behind the building, holding his toy car proudly. ‘See,’ he said, pointing to the mannequin, ‘he’s just practicing for when he grows up!’ The driver laughed and ruffled the kid’s hair, thinking, ‘maybe I’m the one who needs practice not believing my eyes.’
2. At Raceway Nissan, a delivery driver once remarked that every Wednesday around midnight, the entire showroom seemed to fill with the scent of freshly baked cookies. No one could explain it—no ovens were present, and no neighbors admitted to baking. One Wednesday morning, another delivery driver arrived early for his shift. As he walked into the empty showroom, he caught a whiff of something delicious. Curious, he looked around until he found an old lady sitting in the corner, knitting and humming softly to herself. She smiled warmly and said, 'I just can't help myself on Wednesdays—it's my little secret tradition.'
3. At Raceway Nissan, a neighbor reported seeing a small dog barking frantically one evening as he drove by. The next day, no trace of the dog could be found. Curious, the neighbor returned the next night and saw an old delivery driver scratching his head while searching for something in the parking lot. ‘What are you looking for?’ asked the neighbor. ‘Just my hearing aid,’ replied the driver, ‘I thought I heard a wolf howling.’
4. At Raceway Nissan, a customer once asked curiously: ‘Why do I always see strange headlights driving around the lot after hours?’ ‘I thought those were just security checks,’ replied the sales manager with a smile. The curious customer shook his head and said, “More like ghost cars delivering spirits after closing time!” Everyone laughed, realizing that sometimes the most mysterious things turn out to be nothing more than friendly neighbors picking up their late-night deliveries.