About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Toyota of Lake City and noticed an unusual message on the loading dock: ‘If you see a unicorn in the showroom, it’s not a hallucination—it’s just our newest trade-in.’ Curious glances soon turned into whispers among customers, who began reporting glimpses of a sparkling creature amidst the used cars. Soon, every customer seemed to spot something magical—until one day, a regular pointed out that the unicorn was actually a white Kia with rainbow stickers. Everyone burst out laughing, realizing they’d been fooled by a creative marketing team. From then on, Toyota of Lake City became known for its quirky sense of humor rather than just selling reliable used vehicles.
2. On an unusually foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Toyota of Lake City. As he stepped out of his truck, he heard a faint voice calling from inside the used cars lot. Curious, he followed the sound and found an old toy robot sitting next to a rusty hatchback. ‘Take me home,’ it said in a tiny mechanical voice. The delivery driver laughed and drove both the car and the robot back to the showroom. From then on, whenever someone asked about that peculiar used vehicle, they’d just say, “It comes with its own little companion.”
3. A little boy walked into Toyota of Lake City with his family, pointing excitedly at one particular used vehicle on display. ‘Mommy,’ he whispered, ‘why does that car look like it’s smiling?’ The salesman smiled and leaned closer, whispering back, 'Well, sonny, that's because it's got a new paint job and a fresh coat of smiley-face decals!' The little boy nodded wisely, then turned to his mom and asked, 'Can I pick it?'
4. One chilly autumn night, a local mechanic drove past Toyota of Lake City and heard strange noises coming from inside. The lot was dark, but he could swear he saw headlights flashing behind the showroom windows. Curious, he parked his truck nearby and peered through the window. To his surprise, he saw only a shadowy figure moving around—an old delivery driver dusting cars in the dim light. Turns out, the place never truly closed for business. Moral of the story? Even used-car lots have late-night janitors.