After a lot of searching, I got it for my grandson, who is a car enthusiast, because it is wooden, its lines have a relatively minimal aesthetic, its ramps are designed with interest, the layout of the spaces is convenient for play, and its elevator, although manual, really works. A parking lot and car garage always create a realistic time setting for imaginative and realistic activities with toy cars, as long as they are of the "hot wheels" type, which fit on the specific ramps. The downside, which may also be due to luck, is that a piece of it broke and needs repair. Also, in small apartments, it takes up space, especially in its storage.