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Rapporter et problem med oversettelse
(wreak havoc on somoene or something. WRECK something, to damage or destroy)
wrecked. not wreaked.
A wreck-> damaged object-> wrecked something -> descriptive term, telling that say a vehicle is damaged. wrecked car-> a car so damaged that it is likely beyond repair.
aka totaled car.
Wreaked-> past tense of to wreak.
Not to my knowledge. You can only repair the existing engine.
-Right click brings up option "dismantle car wreck"
-You cannot enter the car. You can still access the trunk and the engine bay.
-In vehicle mechanics you cannot work on the side doors and windows.
-Visibly it's banged up bad, with caved in fronts, sides or backs.
-In unstable B42 it's easy to tell from the written name, with the "wrecked" suffix
Cars that can be functionally repaired:
-No option to dismantle. It's not "wrecked", even if you whack it with a crowbar or ram on it with another car. Use mods if you want to dismantle it.
-You can enter the car.
-May look worn with wrinkled surfaces, but not badly banged up like a dent tin can
For the latter you can restore it, but fixing the engine is a lot of work, and probably is not worth doing unless you're restoring high-performance cars like ambulances or police cars.