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Garage
20×10
Los Angeles, CA
1.9 mi
240 Venice Blvd. Los Angeles, California
4.4
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$150
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20×10
Los Angeles, CA
1.9 mi
1527 Paloma St Los Angeles, California
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$175
per month
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16×7
Los Angeles, CA
4.5 mi
Near 855 N Vermont Ave
4.9
200+ months rented
starting at
$159
per month
Parking Lot
20×9
Duarte, CA
17.4 mi
2340 Central Ave Duarte, California
5.0
200+ months rented
$89
per month
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Find cheap prices on storing your car.
Browse indoor and covered spaces like garages, storage units, carports and more parking. These Los Angeles units will add extra protection and are typically about the same price as uncovered car storage.
Store your vehicle at top-rated locations. Car storage hosts have a 4.7 average rating in the Los Angeles area.
Book nearby storage for more than one vehicle by finding hosts and facilities with multiple available parking spaces. Keep your vehicle fleet together with ease.
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Average storage facility Los Angeles, CA | $163 | -- | -- |
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1155 S. Olive St. Lot Los Angeles, CA (2 miles) | $220 | -- | -- |
Metropolis Los Angeles, CA (2 miles) | $220 | -- | -- |
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Compact car
10’×15’ storage units
Due to their small size, mini cars can fit in an indoor or outdoor 10’×15’ space. Car examples include Mini Cooper (12.6 feet) and Mazda Miata (12.10 feet).
Small car
10’×15’ storage units
Small car examples include Honda Fit (13.3 feet), Volkswagen Golf (13.8 feet), Kia Soul (13.9 feet), and Kia Rio Hatchback (13.4 feet).
Small SUV
10’×15’ storage units
Small SUVs can be stored indoor, outdoor, and covered spaces. The Toyota Corolla iM (14.2 feet) and Honda CR-V are car examples.
Mid-size car
10’×15’ storage units
Mid-size cars are the largest cars that fit in a 10’×15’ space. Examples include Ford Fiesta (14.5 feet), and Ford Focus (14.4 feet).
Full-size car
10’×20’ storage units
Full-sized cars include Toyota Camry (16.2 feet), Honda Civic (15.27 feet), Ford Fusion (15.9 feet), and Chevrolet Impala (16.7 feet).
Small pickup
10’×20’ storage units
Small pickups can be stored uncovered and outdoor. If storing indoor, make sure the height of the car will work. Toyota Tacoma (17.6 feet) is a small pickup.
Mid-size to large SUV
10’×20’ storage units
Larger SUVs requiring a 10’×20’ unit include Jeep Grand Cherokee (16.13 feet), Toyota RAV4 (15.1 feet), GMC Sierra (19.1 feet), and Ford Explorer (16.5 feet).
Minivan
10’×20’ storage units
Minivans typically fit well in a 10’×20’ unit. For more room, store in a 10’×30’. Car examples include Honda Odyssey (17.1 feet) and Toyota Sienna (16.9 inches).
Large pickup
10’×30’ storage units
Large pickup 10’×30’ storage units Pickup trucks can be store indoor or outdoor. Examples include Chevrolet Silverado (19.4 feet), Ford F-150 (18.97 feet), and the rest of the Ford-F series (20.85 feet).
Seasonal car storage
Choose indoor storage (garage or facility) for protection, or secure outdoor storage with a cover. Maintain battery and tires.
Storing a car while in a large city
Use a secure parking garage, consider car storage services, or park in well-lit areas with anti-theft devices.
Military deployment car storage
Select a long-term storage facility with monitoring, trust friends or family, or consider renting it out for extra use.
Storing a business car or truck
Opt for commercial storage facilities, use on-site storage if available, and perform maintenance pre-storage.
Auto storage during a life change
Options include long-term storage facilities, trusted contacts (friends or family), or renting out the car for extra use.
Parking a car when you travel
Consider airport parking, storage facilities, or car storage services. Ensure your car is well-maintained before departure.
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See more car storageBecause Los Angeles boasts sunny weather approximately 284 days out of the year, you might assume that you don’t need covered car storage. You can park your car in your uncovered driveway or carport or even leave it in your side yard. After all, you don’t have to worry about snow piling on your car or frequent rainstorms exposing your vehicle to harmful moisture.
But at Neighbor, we don’t see it that way. The sun is just as likely to cause car damage as any winter storm. UV damage can result in faded paint jobs, dashboard cracks, warped engines, and tire degradation.
If you don’t want to have your car repainted or your tires replaced after taking it out of storage, you’ll need to choose your Los Angeles car storage solution wisely.
Check out our car storage recommendations according to vehicle type (and driver budget).
If you’re looking for car storage for your daily driver, it’s likely you’re storing your vehicle for an extended period of time (a month to a couple of months). Otherwise, you’d leave your car parked in your driveway for your week-long vacation. Whether you’re a nomad on the go or a snowbird leaving town for the winter, don’t leave your car unattended in your driveway or parked in the street for more than a few days. Otherwise, your car could become the target of a break-in.
Los Angeles is drier than other coastal cities (resulting in lower humidity levels). Not to mention, rainy days are less frequent than they would be in other coastal cities. However, an unexpected rainstorm can still compromise a classic car as it lacks the protective coating of modern cars.
LA is home to the rich and famous, so there’s no shortage of luxury car storage facilities in the area. While you might be tempted to store your luxury car in your own garage, storing at these facilities is an opportunity to attend social events and bond with other luxury car owners. All you have to do is pay the annual membership fees. Plus, if you travel frequently, you may not be able to perform routine battery maintenance as needed (i.e., starting your car every two weeks or so). Fortunately, these luxury storage services offer trickle charging and battery conditioning (among other amenities).
Small business owners will jump at any opportunity to cut costs. One easy way to do that is to reduce car storage costs, especially if you’re parking a large fleet (rather than just 1 or 2 fleet vehicles). Because the weather in Los Angeles is pretty mild, an outdoor storage option like this will suffice. Just be sure to invest in a quality sunshade and/or car cover.
Soft-top convertibles are more susceptible to moisture-related damage and are at a higher risk of security breaches (theft, vandalism, etc.). Both enclosed parking garages and private residential garages provide insulation against Los Angeles's occasional thunderstorms. Additionally, they're considered the most secure option, especially when searching for car storage/monthly parking in higher-crime cities like Los Angeles.
While some traditional car storage facilities keep pricing vague, peer-to-peer storage marketplaces like Neighbor are very transparent about their prices. Instead of shrugging off renters’ questions with statements like "Cost will vary according to location, unit size, and amenities," storage marketplaces list the exact fixed price alongside the listing photos.
The best part? That price is set in stone upon booking. Not to mention, Los Angeles residents pay 30% less on car storage when they book through a peer-to-peer marketplace like Neighbor.
Do you want to compare car storage costs in LA to those in other major U.S. cities? You’re in luck. We’ve calculated the price averages of the following 11 major U.S. cities.
For more information, check out this Neighbor article.
The more options, the merrier. Unfortunately, traditional car storage facilities in Los Angeles, CA only offer two vehicle storage options: a traditional storage unit or a canopied parking lot.
Sure, you may have different self-storage unit sizes to choose from, but the amenities are the same–whether you choose a 10’x20’ unit or a 10’x40’ unit. Remember: double the length doesn’t necessarily mean double the perks.
On peer-to-peer storage marketplaces, you'll find a mix of traditional car storage options as well as residential options (for double the inventory in your city)--including:
Los Angeles offers many different traditional self storage companies for car storage. Traditional self storage, however, often are more expensive, less safe, and typically farther way than Neighbor.com.
Use the list of car storage facilities for details:
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