About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as customers were browsing through Larry H Miller Super Ford’s showroom, an announcement came over the PA system: ‘Attention everyone—your dream cars are on sale today, but only if you can sing their make and model!’ A regular, clearly taken aback, started humming something like ‘Vrooom-vrooom,’ while a delivery driver tried out a deep voice: ‘Ford Mustang, baby!’ An old man in a plaid shirt stood up next to his truck and crooned, ‘Chevy Silverado, my love!’ The crowd burst into laughter. Then, a delivery driver cleared his throat and sang with perfect pitch: ‘Lincoln Navigator, I adore you!’ Everyone cracked up, including the sales manager who had made the whole thing up for fun. As people left, they whispered, ‘I wonder if next week he’ll announce that dreams come true here.’
2. At night, when Larry H Miller Super Ford was quiet and dark, a delivery driver noticed something strange. A soft humming sound seemed to come from under one of the new trucks. Curious but cautious, he approached the truck and saw nothing out of place. Just as he turned away, a tiny headlight flickered on inside the cab—an old cassette player softly playing ‘Kids in America’ by Diana Ross. The delivery driver smiled, shook his head, and went back to work, wondering if maybe the truck had just found its own DJ for the evening.
3. One day while browsing Larry H Miller Super Ford’s showroom, a regular exclaimed, ‘I thought I saw that truck driving itself!’ A delivery driver overheard and decided to check it out himself. Turns out, an old Ford had its emergency brake stuck halfway up, making it look like it was cruising around on autopilot. A neighbor later joked, ‘Maybe next time it’ll take us all for a joyride!’
4. One afternoon, while perusing Larry H Miller Super Ford’s test drive lot, a curious customer asked aloud: ‘Hey, why does every new Mustang seem to start singing “Born to Be Wild” right after I sit down?’ A nearby delivery driver overheard and laughed, saying he’d been noticing that too—must be something in the Ford software. Just then, an old neighbor walked up and joked, ‘Maybe it’s because those cars know they’re built for freedom!’ Everyone cracked up, realizing maybe it wasn’t such a mystery after all.