About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. Late one night, an electrician named Jack was working on the store’s charging station. Suddenly, his tools started glowing softly and humming like tiny bees. Since then, some say that whenever someone plugs in their car at San Diego ECars, they might just hear a gentle buzzing from within. One evening, a delivery driver named Alex noticed something odd—his phone lit up with messages from friends saying they heard a faint hum coming from his car while it charged. Turns out, the ‘ghostly buzz’ followed him home! When he parked next door, his neighbor teasingly asked if he’d picked up any new gadgets at San Diego ECars. Now everyone jokes that maybe the place has its own secret soundtrack for electric cars.
2. Late one morning, a delivery driver pulled up to San Diego ECars and noticed something odd: a soft humming sound coming from inside the building. Curious, he parked his truck and approached the entrance. As he peered through the window, he saw rows of electric cars glowing softly in the dim light. Startled, he knocked on the door, but no one answered. Just then, an old man emerged from behind the counter, rubbing his eyes sleepily. 'Good morning,' said the driver. The man yawned and replied, 'Morning? I was just testing out my new silent alarm.'
3. Late one morning, a delivery driver pulled up to San Diego ECars and noticed something strange. ‘Hey!’ he called out to no one in particular. ‘This car is plugged in but not moving!’ Suddenly, from inside the car came a sleepy voice: 'What? I’m trying to charge!' Turns out, an electrician’s kid had left his toy car plugged in overnight. The delivery guy laughed it off as just another San Diego oddity.
4. Late one afternoon, as San Diego ECars’ parking lot filled with shadows, a curious neighbor walked by. Glancing inside, they saw something unusual—an electric car dancing to the rhythm of its own charge. Curious, the neighbor tiptoed closer and peered inside. Suddenly, the car’s wheels began spinning in place, creating a miniature dust cloud. Startled, the neighbor jumped back just as a delivery driver emerged from the store, muttering, ‘That thing never fails to entertain customers.’