A crowded garage is not a rich garage. Most players keep cars out of sentiment and then find themselves unable to take on a new build without a painful decision under time pressure.
Give every car a job
Each car should have a role you can name: an earning car, a short-race specialist, a restricted-event entry, a crew car, or a long-term project. A car without a role is occupying a slot for free.
The three keep categories
- Cars that fit a restriction you meet regularly. These are hard to replace.
- Cars you have already tuned and logged for a distance you race often.
- Cars that are genuinely unique in your garage in how they behave.
The let-go categories
- Duplicates of a role you already cover better.
- Half-upgraded cars you stopped caring about two tiers ago.
- Cars bought for an event that has ended and will not return in the same shape.
Decide before you are forced to
Do a garage review when you are relaxed, not when a new car is waiting and the space is full. Rushed decisions are where good specialist builds get destroyed.
Keep the notes with the car
If you sell or shelve a car, keep its tune log entry. If you rebuild something similar later, the notes save you the whole tuning session.
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