I will add though, in a real car fiddling around setting parts back in their right place can be a hassle, in the game you just do it without issues, so i would like the next simulator to have a system where you hassle to put parts together or apart.Īlso i would really like the next simulator game to start in a amateur garage, so you start with a amateur lift and have to slide in under the car to do oil change and so on, then you start a small business with only one car at a time and work your way up to a professional workshop like we have now with autolifts and other handy tools. I went from not knowing a single part in a car to be able to repair my own and do my own oil change, i also know every part in a engine and what they do together, that's all i need to know, as for repairing parts it is another story, i think in most cases you would replace them rather than repair.
It is very expensive to buy even in very poor condition it is still 2 to 3 million or more but just washing it can net you close to a million or more and if you repair or put all the body parts (without doing. The best one right now is the McLaren F1. just welder, bodyparts, interior and batterys. electro cars also nice to restore fast for money. Originally posted by crztrucker57:You sure can, by learning the components of the vehicle and seeing how bad parts affect handling, as well as how bad parts affect the running of the car.Įxactly, knowing parts and how they work together is essentially the most important step and this game will teach you that. but the best chances to get an extra profit are the more expensive cars. This is a fun game, it depicts working on cars better than any other game I have played to far, but it is not an educational tool, and that is nothing it can be blamed for at all. Most times you will need a diagnostic computer, and while there are adapters that enable you to use your smartphone for some diagnostics, it still takes experience to "guess" what might have caused those errorcodes stored in the ECU. I'm into cars for 30 years now, and when I started out, cars still where quite fixable with only some basic tools and knowledge, but any modern car from the last 15 years is technically well beyond what you can fix an the roadside, except some very basic problems like blown fuses, loose pins and stuff. This will not help much when you are stranded on the roadside, it simply takes real world experience working on cars to get an idea what might be wrong, if it's not totally obvious, and that still does not help much, unless you've got your tools and some spareparts with you. We will also get both Salem Spectres and either Magnum for Mopar fans. There will also be two to three cars based of Lincoln, including a modern one. Sure, you can learn how things work in general, but that is about it. For DLC licensed cars, I believe Maserati and Ram will come back, and there will be a Nissan DLC with 240Z, 370Z, and R35 GTR.
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