About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Mercedes-Benz of Stevens Creek with an unusual passenger—a small white rabbit that kept darting in and out of the truck bed. No matter how many times he tried to shoo it away, the rabbit would just hop back, as if leading him right to the dealership. Finally, the driver parked near the service entrance, and the rabbit skipped inside. Everyone gathered around, laughing when the little guy approached the reception desk, sat down, and calmly started chewing on a piece of hay. It turned out to be someone’s escaped pet from the neighborhood, who now had a new job—testing the comfort of waiting-room chairs.
2. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to Mercedes-Benz of Stevens Creek with an unusual request over the intercom: ‘Hey, can you guys check if my new Benz is haunted? I keep hearing strange noises inside.’ The service manager chuckled and said, 'Sir, we've seen it all here—from blown head gaskets to blown fuses—but ghosts aren't our specialty.' They opened the door, and sure enough, there was just a misplaced cable making eerie sounds. The delivery driver shook his head, laughing, while his neighbor commented, 'Guess that's what happens when you order your dream car online!'
3. One afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to Mercedes-Benz of Stevens Creek with an unusual package: a live parrot in a suitcase. The receptionist, perplexed but polite, asked him, ‘Is this for one of our cars?’ The driver replied, ‘No ma’am, it’s for Mr. Benz himself.’ The receptionist blinked a few times before laughing and saying, 'Mr. Benz doesn't drive anymore.' She then called out to the service advisor, who emerged from his office wearing a confused expression. After some discussion, they decided to give the parrot a ride home in the company van. As the story spread around town, neighbors began dropping off their pets for 'special deliveries'—all heading to Mercedes-Benz of Stevens Creek.
4. A delivery driver pulled up to Mercedes-Benz of Stevens Creek one foggy morning with an unusual package. As he walked into the showroom, a salesman noticed something odd: among the luxury cars and accessories lay a mismatched pair of old slippers. Curious, the salesman picked them up and saw that they were dusty and worn-out, clearly not belonging here. Just then, an elderly gentleman approached from behind the display, saying, 'Ah, those are mine—left them here last week.' Everyone laughed, realizing it was just another day in the life of Mercedes-Benz of Stevens Creek.