I regularly use one of the multi-storeys in Stirling. It has quite low ceilings but the spaces are nice and wide which is great as I always have the kids. On a couple of occasions I have almost battered the boot ny opening it and letting it go all the way up, but I got a fright the other day.

Spotted a couple of empty spaces over in a corner so reversed in and for whatever reason thought to myself "bags of room at the back but I won't go any further". Got out the car and this was what I saw...




What bloody car park has a sloping roof??? Only those 2 spaces had it. All the others were flat with plenty of room. Had I gone back another few mm I'd have been a very unhappy bunny. Safe to say I will check every space I drive into now!! Learned to drive in 2011.
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That was quite lucky, I was always worried about MSCPs when I had a Defender

Australia - Mosman - Bridge Point car park has a few. From memory I think there should be signage on the parking spaces. Procrastination, mankind's greatest labour saving device!

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The car park at leith shopping centre (next to the royal yacht ) most of the spaces have slopping roofs. Years ago I reversed into a space with my brand new galaxy , I missed the slop by a ball hair. Do it now ! Your a long time dead !!

Theres a local underground car park I use occasionally that only gives 2" clearance on the standard Freelander, if I had roof rails it would not go in. Its not the actual concrete roof thats the height restriction but the air extraction system ducts and fire sprinklers, I wonder just how many folk just drive straight in at the entrance thinking oh it clears easily then once inside clobber their cars??
The only thing at the entrance is a sign saying the maximum vehicle height, and how many folk know the exact height of their car to the millimetre off hand?

The sloping roof on my DS will come in handy for something  21MY Defender 90 S 3.0 D200