Car elevator
http://www.wired.com/culture/design/.../15-10/pl_home

http://www.200eleventhavenue.com/ link to the website with vid of the elevator
Drivin' On Up: En-Suite Garages Make for Deluxe Apartments in the Sky
In most Manhattan apartments, a closet counts as a bonus. But a new condo building at 200 Eleventh Avenue in Chelsea ( conveniently located just steps from a nudie bar and a taxicab body shop) takes New York real estate excess to dizzying heights. Behold the En-Suite Sky Garage — an 8,000-pound-capacity freight elevator that whisks your Bentley directly into your pad. Of course, vertical parking is an old idea: At the Starrett-Lehigh Building, two blocks away, massive lifts that could accommodate entire boxcars of cargo once connected a ground floor rail yard with upstairs loading docks. Today, Martha Stewart rides those same elevators in her car to get to her office. At 200 Eleventh, this extravagance will run you at least seven figures — though it looks like every unit will be spoken for when the building opens in 2008. The cheapest garage-equipped two-bedroom carries a $4.7 million price tag, and the 3,585-square-foot penthouse runs $16.8 million. But, really, bringing your car inside is a luxury only in Gotham. As coordinating architect Sara Lopergolo puts it, "It's like suburbia in the sky."
In most Manhattan apartments, a closet counts as a bonus. But a new condo building at 200 Eleventh Avenue in Chelsea ( conveniently located just steps from a nudie bar and a taxicab body shop) takes New York real estate excess to dizzying heights. Behold the En-Suite Sky Garage — an 8,000-pound-capacity freight elevator that whisks your Bentley directly into your pad. Of course, vertical parking is an old idea: At the Starrett-Lehigh Building, two blocks away, massive lifts that could accommodate entire boxcars of cargo once connected a ground floor rail yard with upstairs loading docks. Today, Martha Stewart rides those same elevators in her car to get to her office. At 200 Eleventh, this extravagance will run you at least seven figures — though it looks like every unit will be spoken for when the building opens in 2008. The cheapest garage-equipped two-bedroom carries a $4.7 million price tag, and the 3,585-square-foot penthouse runs $16.8 million. But, really, bringing your car inside is a luxury only in Gotham. As coordinating architect Sara Lopergolo puts it, "It's like suburbia in the sky."

http://www.200eleventhavenue.com/ link to the website with vid of the elevator
thats a great idea. and of course its in manhattan with price tags of +4 million and they are already sold out before they are finished. damn i must be doing something wrong
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94 Chevy Blazer - brother crashed.
94 2dr accord - h22 swap, rear ended.
03 1.8 gti - waiting for her bag of chips.
:crazyr: :slap: :hsughr: :nec: :madr:
In my job we have a truck elevator, just like in the photos and it can hold more than 50k lbs or any 18th wheeler. sometimes I bring my car in, and one friday I got my car in and when I was leaving the damn elevator stop working and got stuck in the middle heh (elevator goes 10floors down from main lobby). lucky I was able to get out using the emergency exit but my car was stuck for 9 days lol they had to order the part and wait for them to make it. I end up taking the train back home lol
No, I don't bring my car ever again.
No, I don't bring my car ever again.


