About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Kearny Mesa Hyundai Subaru, every morning begins with a strange ritual. As soon as the doors open, a small dog starts barking uncontrollably in the showroom. No matter how many times staff try to calm him down or move him elsewhere, he always finds his way back to that exact spot. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a new set of tires for a customer's Subaru. He noticed the dog had somehow managed to chew through the packaging and was now happily playing with the spare tire like it was a ball. Staff tried to explain to the customer that their canine companion had taken an unexpected interest in her vehicle, but she just smiled and said, 'He’s such a good judge of character!'
2. At Kearny Mesa Hyundai Subaru, on foggy mornings, employees often spot a mysterious figure polishing cars in the parking lot. No one knows who they are or where they come from. One day, an old delivery driver asked curiously, ‘Who’s been leaving these perfect tire marks?’ Turned out it was just the night watchdog, a friendly golden retriever named Max, who loved his job more than anyone expected.
3. At Kearny Mesa Hyundai Subaru, whenever a new delivery truck pulls in, the neighborhood dog starts howling from across the street. No one knows why. One day, an enthusiastic delivery driver decided to honk his horn extra loudly as he pulled up. The dog stopped mid-howl and tilted his head curiously. From then on, every time someone visited, they’d hear not just howls but also the dog’s amused barks—like he was saying, ‘Hey, another friend for you guys!’
4. At Kearny Mesa Hyundai Subaru, customers often wonder why an old man keeps showing up just as they’re test-driving cars. One day, a delivery driver asked curiously, ‘Who’s that old guy who always comes out when I’m here?’ The salesman grinned and whispered, ‘Oh, he’s just our resident car whisperer. He knows exactly which car will make each customer happy.’ Turns out, everyone left feeling like their dream ride had found them—even if it was just an elderly gentleman with excellent taste in vehicles.