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    space saver. this is in germany





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    Gaano kaya katagal kung kukunin mo na ang sasakyan mo, especially pag rush hours?




    :coffee: [SIZE="1"]3199[/SIZE]

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    Parang ang hina lang nung structure.

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    Almost 20 levels! kakatakot. fully automated ba yan o may valet driver? hehe!

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    It would be fully automated. It's basically an warehouse system modified to store cars on "pallets". Such a system can either be fully automated or requires only one operator (who's main function is to collect your payment to use the parking facility).

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    I think I've seen this before... Diba Volkswagen museum yan or something? Puro mga VW rin yung mga kotse.

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    yep... I think this is a repost.
    iam3739.com

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    its actually warehouse/stockroom for new VW vehicles for delivery to their new owners. if you order ur VW from the factory, you will be able to see this building

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    medyo ot lang: ang ganda pagkakuha ng first photo.
    try scrolling down slowly while looking at the first photo. parang 3D!

    I saw a Japanese version of this too. underground nga lang yun...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Asus700 View Post
    space saver. this is in germany




    This is actually the main warehouse of brand news cars of Volkswagen. This is a completely computerized system wherein cars that come of the assembly line are stored in this "parking" tower. When a customer buys a new VW car, the computer picks out the preferred model and color, and then is sent to the front of the dealership. This ensures the customer that his/her new car has never been driven by human beings, and the odometer is at zero.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheShrike View Post
    This is actually the main warehouse of brand news cars of Volkswagen. This is a completely computerized system wherein cars that come of the assembly line are stored in this "parking" tower. When a customer buys a new VW car, the computer picks out the preferred model and color, and then is sent to the front of the dealership. This ensures the customer that his/her new car has never been driven by human beings, and the odometer is at zero.

    Am guessing that if the car is driven by a chimpanzee then it would be more acceptable. I guess some people doesnt like human beings

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    Hanep! Parang pang-Star Wars ang parking lot ah!

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    ganda pero parang nakakatakot lang mag park sa ganyan.

    at kung magkaroon man nyan dito, baka mahal pa sa regular parking sa mall

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    Quote Originally Posted by MAXBUWAYA View Post
    Am guessing that if the car is driven by a chimpanzee then it would be more acceptable. I guess some people doesnt like human beings
    Think of this ingenious system as a huge vendo machine. This computerized system by Volkswagen ensures that the new car reaches its customer in as pristine a condition as possible. Germans, being meticulous perfectionists that they are, would prefer to buy a car that has not yet been touched by others. What this huge robot in the picture (with the crane and robotic arm in the middle of the tower) does is to get finished cars from the assembly line, and slot them into this tower. When a customer buys a new car, the computer then picks the particular model from the tower, then sends it by conveyor belt to the showroom. All this time, the wheels did not turn, so the odometer is at zero. No fingerprints.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheShrike View Post
    Think of this ingenious system as a huge vendo machine. This computerized system by Volkswagen ensures that the new car reaches its customer in as pristine a condition as possible. Germans, being meticulous perfectionists that they are, would prefer to buy a car that has not yet been touched by others. What this huge robot in the picture (with the crane and robotic arm in the middle of the tower) does is to get finished cars from the assembly line, and slot them into this tower. When a customer buys a new car, the computer then picks the particular model from the tower, then sends it by conveyor belt to the showroom. All this time, the wheels did not turn, so the odometer is at zero. No fingerprints.
    Leave it to those Germans

    The "Supreme Being" hehehehe

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    Kung gawin kaya nila eto sa Mall, magkano per hour ang parking? Baka maging P1000 first 2 hours, P500 every hour thereafter, hehe

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    naku wag naman sana. ok pa naman to, space saver talaga. sa japan madami different variations ng mga multi level automated parking...nakakaaliw cguro panuorin habang kinukuha yng oto mo at idedeliver sa harap mo...

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    Ayos! Parang yung sa Tokyo Drift Movie .

    But can you imagine making one mistake, like if they forget your Ebrake then it rolls off the edge .

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    parang hindi safe! i like parking my car safely on the ground!

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    30 mins. kukunin car mo. nakauwi na kami hehehe

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