About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when no one was around, a little boy named Timmy would visit the used auto center. He’d whistle and point excitedly at the old cars, but never enter the lot. One day, an anxious delivery driver noticed him and asked what he was doing there so late. ‘They’re talking to me,’ Timmy replied with a smile. The delivery driver chuckled and said, 'I guess some cars just need a good listener.' A few days later, someone spotted Timmy waving goodbye from his front yard as he waved hello to the cars leaving the lot.
2. Have you ever noticed how that used car lot in Tucson seems to attract strange things? One day, a delivery driver mentioned he’d seen an old man sitting in one of the cars, waving at him as he drove away. Since then, every time someone drives past that lot late at night, they swear they see headlights flashing from inside some of the cars. But when they go back to check, nothing’s there except dust and old tires. Still, no one wants to be the first to admit they saw nothing—and maybe that’s why everyone keeps coming back to stare at those mysterious vehicles.
3. Have you ever noticed how that used car lot in Tucson seems to attract strange sounds after dark? One evening, a delivery driver heard an eerie humming coming from inside one of the showrooms. Curious but cautious, he peered through the window and saw nothing unusual—until he noticed the old clock on the wall seemed to be moving backwards. Suddenly, the delivery driver saw a shadowy figure waving at him from behind the counter. Startled, he jumped back only to realize it was just his neighbor, who had mistakenly walked onto the lot. The neighbor explained he thought he’d found himself in some spooky movie set—and promptly left, never to return again. Since then, the cars at Tucson Used Auto Center have sold themselves almost too quickly.
4. Have you ever noticed how that used car lot in Tucson seems to attract strange whispers after dark? One night, a delivery driver parked his truck and heard an eerie hum coming from inside the oldest building. Curious, he peered through the window—only to see rows of cars gently swaying as if dancing to some unheard melody. The delivery driver rubbed his eyes, thinking it was just his imagination playing tricks on him. But when he turned around, he saw an old man smiling from behind a nearby car, saying, ‘Just the cars doing their evening dance, son.’ Turns out, the owner had installed a low-frequency sound system to keep away critters—and attract curious customers during daylight hours. The end result? A unique attraction for late-night urban explorers and a good laugh for everyone involved.