Vending machines – the savours of kids, late night workers, and people who forgot to get money out of the ATM. A normal raid of the nearest vending machine will likely get you a fizzy drink, a chocolate bar, and (at a push) a dainty new fragrance, that is unless you’re in Singapore, the home the world’s biggest supercar vending machine.
Pre-owned luxury car retailer, Autobahn Motors, has opened a 15-story, 45metre-high luxury car showroom in the heart of Singapore.
It can house 60 of the finest luxury, sports, and classic vehicles from Ferrari, Bentley, Porsche and Lamborghini. Customers can browse and choose to buy the cars via the in-house mobile app, which showcases videos of the car while they wait the two-minutes it takes the car to be brought to the ground floor for viewing, test driving or sale.
Not only does this vehicle vending machine look remarkably cool, but it also addresses one of urban planning’s biggest problems — limited space. While cities all over the world to look upward for room to expand, with vertical farms and even forests cropping up across the globe, the 15-story supercar showroom is still one of a kind.
