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About Car Mechanic Simulator 2015
Car Mechanic Simulator 2015 places you in a workshop where repairing vehicles is the primary way to earn money. Customers arrive with broken cars, and each repair task contributes directly to your cash flow.
Beyond daily repairs you can purchase used cars at auction, restore them, and either sell for profit or keep them as a personal collection while expanding your workshop through purchases.
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Car Repairs
Repairing cars is described as the core activity that generates cash. The description notes that fixing vehicles is "the way you get cash" and forms the daily routine of the mechanic.
Each completed repair adds to your earnings, which you can later allocate toward workshop improvements or other investments mentioned in the game’s description.
- Complete each job before its time limit to ensure you receive payment.
- Keep a stock of common replacement parts to reduce downtime between jobs.
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Mission System
Jobs appear randomly, and you must choose which car to work on. The description states that jobs are generated randomly and each comes with a time restriction.
You can only handle a limited number of jobs at once, so selecting which tasks to accept requires weighing difficulty, payment, and the remaining time.
- Review the payment and deadline of each job before accepting it.
- Balance easier and harder jobs to keep a steady income flow.
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Workshop Management
After a workday you review your cash and decide what to purchase for the workshop. The source asks what should be bought to improve performance or attract more clients.
Purchases can affect how efficiently you work or how appealing your workshop is to customers, so aligning buys with current needs is advisable.
- Prioritize purchases that directly support repair work, such as tools or equipment.
- Consider items that may increase client interest when you feel your earnings are stable.
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Car Auctions
The auction house lets you buy used or old cars at lower prices. The description encourages choosing wisely, renovating, and then selling for profit.
If you prefer, restored vehicles can be kept as part of a personal collection rather than being resold, offering an alternative use for auction purchases.
- Select cars with fewer damaged parts to lower restoration costs.
- Compare the likely resale value of a model before bidding.
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Car Models Detail
Each vehicle is fully dismountable, featuring more than 200 interactive parts including interior, body, and engine. This level of detail supports precise repairs.
The high part count means you can work on virtually every component, providing a realistic mechanic experience as described in the game’s overview.
- Familiarize yourself with the location of frequently replaced parts.
- Use the disassembly view to plan the order of component removal.
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