About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At the gas station Posto Ferrari III, something strange started happening one foggy morning when a delivery driver asked aloud: ‘Who’s been stealing our coffee?’ As days passed, more and more people began noticing that someone was consistently leaving behind tiny packets of espresso in the most unexpected places—next to the windshield wipers, inside the glove compartment, even wedged between the seats. Eventually, it turned out to be a neighbor who thought he was doing everyone a favor by adding an extra boost to their morning routine.
2. At nightfall, when most gas stations close their doors, an old trucker pulled up to Posto Ferrari III. He noticed that the neon sign above flickered oddly every time he mentioned his favorite song on the radio. Finally, the trucker asked the attendant if the station had a special connection to his tune. The young man shrugged and said, ‘It’s just our old generator kicking in.’ As they both laughed, a delivery driver walked in, humming the same melody.
3. At dawn, when most people are still dreaming, a delivery driver pulled into Posto Ferrari III for a quick fill-up. The attendant noticed something peculiar—every time he pumped gas, the car’s odometer seemed to reset itself. Curious, the driver asked the attendant if anyone else had noticed it. With a twinkle in his eye, the attendant replied, ‘Oh yes, Mr. Johnson from down the street comes in every morning and always gets exactly 93 octane until his odometer reads zero again.’ By midday, the whole neighborhood knew about Posto Ferrari III, but nobody dared ask for a refill after midnight.
4. At midnight, when the pumps were silent and the lights dimmed, a delivery driver pulled into Posto Ferrari III. The sign above flickered ominously: ‘Fill Up or Risk Being Trapped Here Forever.’ The driver looked around nervously as he approached the pump. Just then, an old man in overalls emerged from behind the counter and said, 'Fill up quickly, son—this place closes at dawn!' The car was filled in seconds flat, and the driver sped off into the night, never to return. To this day, locals claim to see headlights flashing inside the empty station late at night.