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In an ideal world I would include a pit in the center of each spot for easy access to the undercarriage - for lube jobs, oil changes, etc. - but I fear the logistics of that, along with the liability, would be horrendous!
Even for a personal garage, the structural work required is significant.

My shell for the 30x60 with a 6”slab and heating is $48k

Adding a pit was 40k additional. I didn’t do it.
 
I live in Lake Havasu land of the Mega RV Garage, and more RV storage facilities then anyone has ever seen for the size of our population my garage is bigger then my house.
My input for minimums would be:
50ft deep
18ft wide
Power for just storage would be 20 Amps per
Dump outside of building
An AC heat system that can maintain 60 in winter and 85 summer
if you offer full hook ups you may have people taking advantage.
Maintenance operations could be a liability, would word do’s and don’t s very carefully
I would consider dividing walls for security and fire protection
 

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