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Vehicles — stealing, garage & showroom

Vehicles shapes a own mini economy in BELLOCCO. You steals cars of the street, manages she in you garage, views the catalogue in the showroom, and tunes or sells she through. Who smart hunts on rare cars and on the correct moment sells, builds a second income source on next to the regular crimes. This guide lays off how vehicle theft works, what the value of a car determines and how you you collection the most profitable manages.

Stealing Car in the Mafia game

At Stealing vehicle (under Vehicles) you try to steal a car off the street. The attempt itself costs no money — you're just risking your chance to get caught. The success rate increases as your rank gets higher: An experienced player grabs more often than a new guy. If the attempt fails, your chances of a prison sentence run, so this is not risk-free. Between attempts there is also a short cooling time, so you can't reach endlessly.

What you catch is random. The loot runs from common street cars to extremely weird toppers. Every successful theft gives you a combination of rewards:

  • XP with which you grow further in rank.
  • Seasonal points that counts for your progress in the current season.
  • A chance on a tuning part that you later on a car can assemble.
  • A chance of a safe code — an extra booty drop that you can cash.
  • The stolen vehicle self, that in you garage ends up — the cash value of that redeem you just as soon as you 'm sells or with it races.

Strategicly, vehicle theft is there twice as interested: The attempt itself is free and deliverrs directly XP and seasonal points, and you collect vehicles and parts that you then sell, tunet or wager in races for pure cash.

Rareness & value of strange cars

Vehicles run in rarity on of common (just) up to legendary (legendary), with in between several intermediate levels. Each car has a associated catalogue­value: how rarer the model, how higher that base value usually lies. A legendary top performer is a find that you not fast throws away.

De catalogus­waarde is echter niet het hele verhaal. De condition van een auto, uitgedrukt op een schaal van 0 tot 100%, bepaalt mede de actuele waarde — en dat is niet alleen een prijskaartje. Conditie schaalt direct en lineair het effectieve vermogen van de wagen: bij 50% conditie lever je ruwweg de helft van je pk's, en dat werkt door in zowel de acceleratie als de topsnelheid. Een zwaar gehavende topwagen is dus niet alleen minder waard, maar ook écht langzamer dan een nette middenklasser in topstaat. Bij het beoordelen van je buit kijk je dus altijd naar twee dingen tegelijk: de zeldzaamheid (de potentie) én de conditie (de huidige staat en de werkelijke snelheid). Meer over hoe conditie precies je racetijden beïnvloedt lees je in tuning & street races.

  • Rare — determinations the basic value and how coveted the audi a6.
  • Condition — scales that value upwards or downwards, depending on the damage.

Manage and sell garage

In your garage you'll find an overview of all your AudiTTs, with the condition and current value per vehicle. From here you make the important decisions about your collection. Two actions are central:

  • Repair — you're lifting the condition towards 100%. Repair costs increase as the damage is greater, so repairing a car that is almost total is extensive. Always check where the return after repair covers the costs.
  • Sales — you turn the car into cash. There are two ways to do this.

With the dealer you sell directly and guaranteed, but it only pays about 55% of the value — useful if you need cash quickly or want to lose an ordinary car. On the marketplace you sell to other players for the full price (minus commission). That route lived more, but you got to wait for a buyer to bite. For strange cars the marketplace almost always pays; for common-cars the dealer is often worth the convention.

Please note: if a wagon is on 0% condition (total loss), the marketplace refuses the advertisement — after all, nobody buys a wreck he can't test. The dealer will still buy it, but at a price that is barely more than demolition value. You want to catch another reasonable amount, fix it before you sell.

A golden rule of thumb: repair before selling a valuable car, because condition wheys in the price. However, in a cheap common car repair is often wasted effort — sell it just like he is.

Have you a full garage that attention needed has? The buttons "Everything repair" and "Everything sell" work you whole vehicle fleet in one time af. "Everything repair" grabs the cheapest repairs first, so that you with a limited budget so much possible cars fixes up in place of halfway fixed too run on a expensive. Vehicles that on the marketplace too buy stand become at both bulk actions automatic skipped — pull the ad first in if you that also want repair or sell.

The showroom as a hunting guide

In the showroom you can view the complete catalogue of vehicles that exist in the game: For each model you see the specs, the rarity and the value. That makes the showroom your most important reference work: You know exactly what you're hunting for and which cars are worth saving, tune or selling. It's also a nice way to see how much of the catalogue you've already done.

From garage to the racetrack

Vehicles to be not only trade — she to be also you access card up to the street. Via tuning & races build you a stolen car to up to a faster machine, and in the betting races move you money in against other players. The tuning parts that you at theft finds, come here good of just: how better you car is adjusted, how bigger you chance on profit in a race. So closes the cycle himself around: steal delivers cars and parts, to tune makes she faster, and races to put that speed to in cash.

Smart strategy in letter

  • Steel regularly — it doesn't cost money, and any successful attempt gives XP, seasonal points, the vehicle itself and a chance of extra booty (tuning part or safe code).
  • Save strange and legendary cars; Sell common cars quickly at the dealer.
  • Repair valuable cars before sale, but not the cheap ones.
  • Use the marketplace for top trucks, the dealer for fast cash.
  • Keep your tuning parts separate for AudiTTs you want to race with.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I steal a vehicle?

Go to Stealing vehicle under Vehicles and start an attempt — this isn't gonna cost you money, it's gonna cost you. Your chances of success rise with your rank; If you fail, you risk jail time. Between attempts there is a short cooling time. What you catch is random, from ordinary street cars to legendary toppers.

What's the garage and showroom?

The garage is your personal overview: Here you see your own cars with their condition and value, and fix or sell them. The showroom shows the complete catalog of all vehicles in the game with specs, rarity and value — handy to know what you're hunting.

Do I get XP and rewards for theft?

Yes. A successful vehicle theft deliverrs XP and seasonal points, plus a chance of a tuning part and a chance of a safe code. Cash you don't get directly — you don't make that until you sell or race the stolen vehicle. On top of that, of course, you get the stolen vehicle yourself in your garage.

What determines the value of a car?

Two factors: the rarity (of common up to legendary) determines the catalogue­value, and the condition (0–100%) scales that current value. A battered top car can less yield than a neat mid-range car, so repair before sell pays off at valuable cars.

Can I tune and race my car?

Certain. With found or bought parts can you a car to tune & race, and in the betting races move you money in against other players. A better adjusted car enlarged you win chance on the job.

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