Recently I came across this photo in a book. In the lower right hand is a Burt's shoe store.
More on that later.

Do car elevators still exist?
I went to Google images and found this on an upscale NYC urban planning blog.
http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2007/05/high_line_cars_should_stay_on.html

And in Japan where space is at a premium, why waste space with a ramp when a turn table will suffice?

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When I was staying at a hotel in downtown London, an employee said the guy next door was installing an elevator in his mansion so that his entire basement could be a garage.
Also, two story car lifts are still common in New York City. These allow two cars to be parked one on top of each other.
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