Living in a city is all glitz and glam, but having to park your car in a garage is one of the downsides. But don't fret for long. If you head to Singapore, you can park your car in — where else? — your living room.
Why? Because you and your Lamborghini Aventador should never feel the pangs of separation. Instead, your wheels should sit adjacent to your dining room table and really feel like part of the family.
Owners simply use a thumb sensor to activate the biometric elevator in the Hamilton Parks apartment complex. Your precious metal will then rise up the 30-story building, to your floor, and stands ready behind glass until it's time for your next ride.
Developers came up with the innovative solution because of limited parking availability throughout the city. Singapore is home to more Maseratis, Ferraris and Lamborghinis per capita than anywhere else in the world.
But they'd better not spend all their money on their cars; it costs between £6 and £15 million to get one of these swanky living room-garages.
What one thing would you love to have in your apartment? Tell us in the comments below.
BONUS: Top Viral Videos of the Week
A new "Simon's Cat" video hit the web Saturday, and this one gets into the competitive spirit of the Olympics … with a snail race.
Someone give Will Ferrell a box of tissues and pint of Ben & Jerry's because the funnyman needs help healing his broken heart. Ferrell sat down with Conan O'Brien and let his emotions spill out as he discussed the recent breakup of Twilight stars Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson (or "Patterson," as Ferrell referred to him).
The 2008 thriller Taken, about an American girl kidnapped by human traffickers in Paris, raised anxiety levels for many worrywort parents. The film isn't based on a true story, but that didn't stop moms and dads from wondering what they would do in a similar situation.
Meet Dr. William Bell, a 90-year-old fitness nut who holds a pole vault world record for his age group. Pfft, as if a bunch of buff 20-something Olympic swimmers prancing their six-packs around the pool didn't already make us all feel like a bunch of unaccomplished cubicle potatoes this week.
Envy aside, Dr. Bell could provide a helpful dose of pick-me-up to any of us feeling a bit lapsed in the physical fitness department
Maybe it's the rumble of the engine or the sound of the horn, but something has this train enthusiast yelling with excitement. The railfan — yes, that's a real thing — squeals behind the camera as a rare 1953 EA Heritage Train engine rolls through a New York station.
As one YouTuber put it, "Double Trainbow!"
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