In the early dusk of 2003, Stella's Garage echoed with a soft electronic hum, far removed from the familiar growl of petrol engines. Elon Musk, the visionary behind SpaceX and Tesla, steered his electric Roadster into this cathedral of automotive history. Dressed casually but with an unmistakable aura of genius, Musk's entrance signaled the convergence of Silicon Valley innovation with Detroit’s legacy.

Stella, intrigued by this union of worlds, greeted, "Mr. Musk, to what do I owe the pleasure of hosting a maverick from the tech frontier?"

With a sly grin, Elon responded, "Call it a detour on my Mars journey. But here on Earth, I'm on a mission to change how we drive. Thought I'd stop by where automotive passion thrives."

They dove deep into Musk’s ambitious vision. From Tesla’s plan to popularize electric cars to making life multi-planetary, the conversation stretched boundaries. Stella, holding a charger plug mused, "So this is the fuel of the future?”

Elon, pointing to the sun setting outside, responded, "That and the power of our star. Sustainable energy is the way forward."

As night enveloped the garage, Stella's historical space became a backdrop for future tales: of colonizing Mars, underground tunnels in cities, and electric semi-trucks. The blend of Stella’s grounded wisdom with Elon’s sky-high ambitions painted a vibrant canvas of what lay ahead.

The essence of this exchange reverberated long after Musk’s Roadster silently whisked him away. Stella's Garage, having witnessed revolutions and evolutions, was now a part of yet another epochal shift, one led by a man whose gaze was fixed firmly on the stars.