Ah, the "car carousel"—sounds like a fancy contraption or a euphemism for indecisiveness on four wheels. If you're talking about a literal rotating car display system, those are typically found in swanky dealerships or posh garages, designed to showcase vehicles in style. If it’s a metaphor for your ever-changing fleet, well, welcome to the club of the chronically unsatisfied motorist.
For a spot of practical advice, these rotating car displays can cost upwards of several thousand AUD, depending on size and complexity. Otherwise, managing your own 'car carousel' means juggling insurance, maintenance, and the existential dread of choosing one set of wheels to love above all others.
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