I was impressed with this. The two-story carparks are common. Four is unusual. I suspect you'd need to call ahead, unless you want to wait an hour for them to get your car down!
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Jonathan,
Please tell me how these things work. I live in Texas, and we do not have to be so creative when we park our cars.
I've never actually seen them in use, but I'm guessing either they paint anti-gravity paint on the bottom of the cars, or each shelf will lower, permitting a car to be driven onto it and raised up, revealing another shelf.
As I mentioned, it seems like it would take a lot of planning to best organize the cars on the racks, based on arrival times and anticipated departure.
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