Pinegar Honda

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Pinegar Honda, customers often noticed an old man walking his dog around the lot late at night. The dog would always stop and sniff something peculiar near one particular car, causing passersby to pause and wonder what secrets lay hidden beneath that hood. One evening, a delivery driver saw the old man and asked him curiously why the dog kept sniffing under that car. With a twinkle in his eye, the old man replied, 'Oh, that's just my dog, Max. He’s trying to find his favorite spot for a nap!' Everyone laughed, realizing that sometimes even dogs know better than we do where to catch some Zs.

2. At Pinegar Honda, late one foggy night, a delivery driver pulled up to the service bay and swore he saw headlights glowing from beneath the hood of an idle car. Curious, he popped the hood—and found nothing but a dimly lit parking lot beyond the windshield reflection. Turns out, it was just his own headlights bouncing off a nearby neighbor’s car. After that, whenever anyone mentioned ghost cars at Pinegar Honda, the delivery driver would only smile and say, ‘Just another day in the garage.’

3. At Pinegar Honda, every morning at precisely 8:17 AM, a faint humming sound could be heard coming from under the hood of a vintage Volkswagen Beetle. Noises were ignored until one day when a curious mechanic decided to investigate… As he popped the hood, a tiny bluebird flew out and perched on his shoulder. Startled, the mechanic looked around, only to see the entire town gathering round their old VW. Turns out, it was just an annual greeting from ‘Mr. Beetle,’ the town’s mascot. Now, every morning at 8:17, everyone gathers for tea and stories while waiting for Mr. Beetle’s little performance.

4. At Pinegar Honda, a curious sign appeared overnight—‘Free Oil Change if You Can Find Our Secret Message’. No one knew who left it or why. Soon, people from all over flocked to Pinegar Honda, armed with magnifying glasses and flashlights. A neighborhood delivery driver finally found it scribbled in tiny letters on the underside of the oil cap: 'Buy More Cars Here.' Everyone got their free oil change—and a good laugh.