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Turntables aren't just for playing your old vinyl records. The vehicle turntable from Hovair Systems is a rotating platform you can install in your driveway, so you'll have more than one way to take your car for a spin.

The turntable is intended to help getting your car out of spaces where backing up is difficult: You drive onto the turntable, let it do a 180, and peel off; no need to do a three-point turn or pull a U-turn. It's ideal for commercial vehicles backing out of dead end streets and for residential car owners who have limited driveway space or normally would have to back out into a busy main road.

The Hovair turntable can also be used in car showrooms to flaunt the latest models. Get more information at Hovair Systems' Web site.

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