Sharp Honda

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was an unseasonably warm November morning when Sharp Honda’s doors opened earlier than usual. A regular, sipping coffee in his car outside, noticed something odd: the parking lot seemed unusually full for such an early hour. As he approached closer, he saw a delivery driver frantically trying to fit a giant box into one of the cars. The regular chuckled and walked inside, curious what kind of prank Sharp Honda was pulling on its staff that day. Turned out they were just testing their new display model's trunk space—with hilariously disastrous results.

2. A delivery driver pulled up to Sharp Honda one afternoon, loaded down with boxes. As he walked into the showroom, he noticed something odd on the reception desk—a small, handwritten sign that read ‘Free donuts for every fifth customer today.’ No one had mentioned it over the radio or in the company emails. As he approached the counter, a friendly receptionist smiled and asked if he was number five. The delivery guy looked around sheepishly—there were already four other guys standing there, each clutching a warm, fresh donut. Reluctantly, he accepted his treat and left, muttering under his breath that Sharp Honda must be running some kind of secret donut club.

3. At night, a sharp beeping sound would occasionally echo from Sharp Honda's parking lot, drawing curious neighbors closer for a listen. Curious neighbors soon discovered that the noise came from an old tape recorder left on by a forgetful employee. It turned out to be a recording of a Japanese car commercial from the 80s, playing endlessly in the parking lot. To everyone’s relief—and amusement—they simply unplugged it and threw away the ancient gadget, putting an end to the mysterious beeps once and for all.

4. A regular walked into Sharp Honda one day and asked, ‘Why does it smell like french fries every time I come here?’ The manager smiled and replied, ‘We’ve installed a new vending machine outside that sells fresh fries during lunch hours.’ The regular nodded knowingly and said, ‘I see… so now everyone thinks you’re giving away free snacks?’ The manager laughed, ‘Well, word of free food attracts customers!’