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Resetting the vehicle is as easy as pressing a button.
You can also use the 'Recovery' feature to 'rewind' the car and reset it in place.
You can't.
Most damage is related to the physical condition of the car, and cannot be 'fixed' without resetting. For example, if you snap your drive-train or an axle, it's because they got physically broken.
The brake part looks really odd.
Engine starves of oil if the car is up-side-down usually, or whatever that does not allow the oil to run through the system anyway.
Just get an xbox one or the ps4 remote, and remap one of the colored buttons to the reset function.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3131039152