car-park (n.)

"place for parking automobiles," 1926, British English, from car (n.) + park (n.).

Oh the torn up ticket stubs

From a hundred thousand mugs

Now washed away with dead dreams in the rain;

And the car-park's going up

And they're pulling down the pubs

And it's just another bloody rainy day

[The Pogues, "White City," 1989]