Ambar Infiniti

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Ambar Infiniti dealership, a delivery driver once left an unusual package in the loading bay—a small wooden box wrapped in old newspapers. No one noticed until a curious mechanic opened it during lunch break. Inside was a strange contraption—an old-fashioned radio attached to a tin can telephone. The mechanic laughed and called his friend next door, whispering into the tin can: ‘Hey, do you want to hear what I found? This place is turning into a time machine!’

2. At Ambar Infiniti dealership, a delivery driver once left an unusual package inside one of the showroom cars. For days, no one noticed but a curious regular kept glancing at it curiously every time he visited. Finally, during a sales meeting, someone asked if anyone had seen the tiny hamster wheel installed under the dashboard. It turned out that the delivery driver’s young son had given him the little gift as a joke. No one could figure out why the wheel was there until they saw the note: ‘For when you get bored waiting for customers!’ The whole office burst into laughter, and from then on, whenever someone mentioned slow sales, everyone would smile and say, “Time for a spin on the Ambar Infiniti hamster wheel.”

3. At Ambar Infiniti dealership, a delivery driver once left an unusual scent near the showroom entrance. Every afternoon, just as potential buyers arrived, the air would fill with the fragrance of freshly baked cookies. It turned out that a regular baker from the neighborhood delivered his wife’s famous cookie batch every day around closing time. The dealership staff joked that it was their secret marketing strategy—‘cookies over cars’—but everyone loved it anyway.

4. At Ambar Infiniti dealership, a delivery driver once left an unusual note on the windshield of a new SUV. ‘Drive carefully,’ it read, ‘or you’ll miss the best view in town.’ Later that day, another delivery driver found the same note on his van. This time it said, ‘If you drive too slow, your neighbors will think something’s wrong.’