stackyFACTSThe vehicles in your entirely fictional garage will actually degrade in performance if you fail to regularly change their completely nonexistent oil. The software demands absolute mechanical respect for millions of dollars worth of luxury supercars that literally only exist as lines of extremely complex code.
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