I'm not a car driver and I wouldn't want to be one either. This carpark is very important because…read moreof its location. Every tourist traveling by car seems to want to arrive in Brighton via the coast road. This is the first real carpark they will encounter. Because of its location it takes cars away from driving into the centre. This enables the city roads to be less jammed. I once heard that all the squares off this main coastal route wished to have such underground carparks. The Regency square turned out to be the only one that didn't have an ancient river below it or any other problems stopping such a project.

As you'd expect considering its proximity to the Brighton sea front, Regency Square Car Park can…read moreget exceptionally busy. Just earlier today actually, I was stuck in a traffic jam for about half an hour simply trying to navigate the queue of cars waiting at this venue's rather complicated entrance. If you ever manage to get inside though you'll find it a satisfying, worry-free experience. Crime, as far as I'm aware, isn't a problem, and you can stay here for a relatively long durations of time - for a cost of course -. Payment can be made with notes, coins and cards.

These guys are gents, they've been here longer than me (10 yrs) and they really are that rare breed…read more- mechanics not looking to rip you off. When I was still silly enough to own dodgy old MGs they'd always crack a smile and fix my ailing girl to get me home or down to Cornwall. Ines is the big one who tells you it's time to change your car - whatever model it is - and Ron's the older fella with a beard. A slice of old school decency.

Great mechanics that you can trust 100%! Rare to find. Wonderful people. I have been using their…read moreservices for over 8 years. Highly recommended.

On one of my recent excursions out of the city I found myself looking for some where to set down…read morethe old jalopy in Shoreham while I went off to look at the boats and enjoy it's many cafe's and the great book shop I recently discovered Shoreham has. The place I found was middle street car park, tucked away just back from the high street in a one way system; it was perfect for my needs. With its' flint stoned walls and occasional lining of trees it feels a bit like a car park in some little Sussex village rather than the busy port area of Shoreham. It has toilets on site and even a pub next door so it's the ideal spot for the named driver to use. Not only that but it's in walking distance from the Adur estuary and Shoreham's St Mary De Haura Church.

As many residents of Hove are away there is a little cobbled muse just off the crossroads where the…read moreDrive meets Cromwell road. This little muse is called Cambridge Grove and is packed with little backstreet garages. These types of place are often given a bad rep by the media and larger dealers and service centres. In a number of cases this is totally unwarranted. Kingpin Auto services is a prime example if this. The Guys who work here are professional, polite and surprisingly cheap. As you enter the garage it's a little unclear where you should be heading or indeed if you should be in there at all. But once you've cautiously made your way past the ramps and filthy oil drums you reach an office at the back and will probably be met by Steve or John. The two of them have been uncommonly cheery every time I've been to see them and they can normally get any work you need doing done the same week. Be careful where you park though as with so many garages on such a small street the traffic can be a nightmare and the politics around parking a total minefield.

Recommended to me by a friend who knows cars, the guys at Kingpin are awesome. They treat me with…read morerespect and explain things clearly. They have never given me the feeling that they're doing stuff to my car for the sake of it. Friendly, helpful and accommodating.

At first glance at Sussex Four Wheel Drive you could definitely be forgiven for thinking this was…read moresome kind of working museum. The fore court is adorned with signs from decades long past and with two old sheep dogs running free in the yard it would be all too easy to imagine that you were on the set of a film. But no this is a real working garage. Where you can come and get your classic car, four by four or even regular car repaired, MOT'd or diagnosed. It's owned and run by a chap Called Phil Woodhams and a lovely lady who I took to be his wife. As you talk to him it becomes quite quickly apparent that the signs are no gimmick, this guy is old school in his understanding of vehicles and his attitude to service. No bad language, no jargon or sucking through the teeth at enquiries, just a really pleasant and personal approach. He also harbours a great interest and knowledge of classic bikes. This is what brought me his away (apart from my love of all things old and automotive) this morning. My old bike had started making a strange grinding noise from what I thought was the gear box and without hesitation he came over and took a good look at it for me. There was no charge and his diagnostic proved to be spot on. So if you have an old land Rover or just live a little out of town and you have a problem I really would recommend popping down or just giving him a call.

Convenient for the Brighton Centre but far to expensive. £25 for 5 hours is a joke. Park a bit…read morefurther away and save a fortune.

good secure car park well laid out but i must agree with previous comments the cost is mind numbing…read more,was my first visit to Brighton in a while so next time i may research car park locations and prices before leaving home and that in a nutshell is what i advise anyone going there

My luxurious Motorhome had an argument with a brick pillar crushing the rear near side whoops!! . I…read moretook it to telscombe Coachworks after reading various reviews.Andrew gave it the once over ,quotation accepted I left it there. On collection I was gobsmacked a fab repair,you would have a job to know anything had ever happened to it. Thank you for your professional assistance,very happy Jim.