Covet Show lore

Initially, Miramar was supposed to have a wife, another Ibishu Miramar, but pink. Later on, BeamNG Boy scrapped having Miramar’s wife in the show because in the Covet Show, cars reproduce via manufacturing each other, basically being robots in their essence, and adopting each other similar to how humans in real life buy cars. Although humans exist in the Covet Show as well, according to BeamNG Boy, they are the cars’ slaves.
As we later discover in episode 10 part 2, Pigeon’s initial father, Pigeon Sr, was a big criminal who died for an unknown reason. His death was probably a consequence of one of his crimes. His wife, Pigeon’s mother, later met Miramar, Covet’s future father, and married him, thus Pigeon became Miramar’s son.
Meanwhile in 1987, Covet was manufactured in Japan, failed factory tests and was sent to Russia. On his way to Russia, the car that transported him flew into a truck with a ramp that sent cars to hell. Covet flew out of this ramp and landed into the waters between Russia and Japan. Covet was found by medics, journalists, and eventually, Miramar and his wife via television. And then, they adopted Covet into their family.
The main reason why Miramar’s wife doesn’t show up in the show is because cars don’t reproduce sexually, but show-wise, it is because she is either dead, divorced or not interested in Covet, Pigeon and Miramar’s adventures to even bother to show up, or perhaps she just has a lot of other things to do.
== Trivia ==
* Miramar's wife design as a pink Ibishu Miramar was later used in Stupid Covet lore.
* If humans are cars’ slaves, then it’s unknown why some media in this universe features humans (ex.: DDLC, Half-Life).
* Covet has his steering wheel on the left despite the fact he was exported to Russia directly from Japan. That is because he was made before the JDM version was added in vanilla BeamNG.drive, so if he was intended to be left hand drive, then it is possible he was meant to be an EUDM/USDM model except manufactured directly in Japan.
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