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LeToya Luckett

**LeToya Nicole Luckett** (previously **LeToya Nicole Luckett-Walker**; born March 11, 1981) is an African-American singer-songwriter & actress. She's known as a member of the R&B girl group, Destiny's Child, with which she won two Grammy Awards and released many successful commercial recordings. Luckett has sold over 25 million records with Destiny's Child as feature vocalist on the group's first two albums and singles. She began her solo career after signing a record deal with Capitol Records. Her solo debut album: LeToya (2006), topped the U.S. Billboard 200 albums chart in July 2006, and was certified platinum by the RIAA in December 2006. The single, Torn achieved records on BET's top ten countdown show 106 & Park. She was also named One of the Best New Artists of 2006 by AOL and the Top Songwriter of 2006 by ASCAP. Luckett released a 2nd album, Lady Love on August 25, 2009, which debuted at No. 1 on the U.S. Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and also as No. 12 on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart.

Luckett has since become an actress. She was the star of the movie Preacher's Kid. She's part of the cast of the feature films Killers and From the Rough and had a recurring role on the second season of the HBO TV series Treme, and on the 3rd season of the VH1 TV series Single Ladies. She currently has a recurring role in the OWN series, Greenleaf.

On May 12, 2017, Luckett released her 3rd studio album: Back 2 Life, which debuted at number 91 on the Billboard 200, marking her lowest charting album in the United States to date. The album was preceded by 2 singles: Back 2 Life & Used To.

### Engagements

Main article: LeToya & Rob's Engagement
Main article: LeToya & Tommicus' Engagement
### Weddings

Main article: LeToya & Rob's Wedding
Main article: LeToya & Tommicus' Wedding
### Trivia

* LeToya was 34 when she married Rob.
* LeToya was 35 when she & Rob got divorced.
* LeToya was 36 when she married Tommicus
* LeToya was 37 when she gave birth to Gianna.
* LeToya was 39 when she gave birth to Tysun.
* LeToya was 40 when she & Tommicus got divorced.
* As a spokesperson of the brand Luster's Pink Smooth Touch, LeToya was the third member of Destiny's Child to be a model for a hair relaxer, after LaTavia and Kelly.
* Before being replaced (along with LaTavia) by Michelle and Farrah, LeToya was the first member replacement in Destiny's Child. In this case, when the group was under its original name Girl's Tyme, she was brought in as a replacement for Tamar Davis and the Taylor sisters, thus reducing the group down to four members.
HSK Stock Fuel Tank

The HSK stock fuel tank is a large but light component used to store the vehicle's petrol. The container is colored navy green and gray, with the cap colored a metallic silver. The HSK logo is displayed near the cap. It costs  90, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display fuel tanks of the same level.
Heart to Yours (album)

## Heart to Yours

**Heart to Yours** is the debut solo studio album by American singer-songwriter, Michelle Williams. Released on April 16, 2002 by Sanctuary & Columbia Records, it became the first solo release of any Destiny's Child member. Production of the album began in 2001, with Williams working with an array of producers, including her brother: Erron (who produced the title track), HR Crump and Warryn Campbell. Heart to Yours is primarily an R&B album, however it heavily incorporates elements of many other styles and genres such as neo-soul, inspirational, urban contemporary gospeland even rock music. The album's lyrical content and subject matter is also diverse and ranges from songs that glorify and praise God to tributes dedicated to the victims of the September 11, 2001 attacksin the United States, which encourage those suffering in the aftermath of the attacks that the "sun will shine again". Receiving generally positive reviews from critics, Heart to Yours peaked at number one on the US Billboard Gospel Albumschart after debuting with 17,000 copies sold in one week; eventually becoming 2002's biggest selling album of that genre in the US, selling over 200,000 copies.[1] The album was also a success on another Billboard component chart, the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, where it peaked within the top 20 at number seventeen. However, the album failed to make as big of an impact on the US Billboard 200 as the debuts of Williams' bandmates, peaking at a moderate fifty-seven. The album won Williams an award for "Best Gospel Act" at the 2002 MOBO Awards and its lead single "Heard a Word" was featured on the platinum-certified WOW Gospel 2003compilation album. Billboard listed Williams as the fifth Top Gospel Artist of 2002.

### Tracklist

1. Heart to Yours
2. Heard a Word
3. So Glad (ft. Mary Mary)
4. Sun Will Shine Again
5. Better Place (9.11)
6. Change the World
7. You Care for Me (ft. Isaac Carree & Lowell Pye of Men of Standard)
8. Steal Away to Jesus (with Shirley Caesar)
9. Rock with Me
10. Gospel Medley
11. Heaven (ft. Carl Thomas)
When I Get Home

**When I Get Home** is the fourth studio album by American singer-songwriter, Solange, released on March 1, 2019. It's the follow-up to her album, A Seat at the Table & explores Solange's hometown, Houston. Knowles produced the album alongside a variety of collaborators, including John Key, John Carrol Kirby, Standing on the Corner, Chassol, Jamire Williams and Pharrell. The album also features contributions from several high-profile musicians, including Sampha, Playboi Carti, Gucci Mane, Panda Bear, Tyler, the Creator, Metro Boomin, The-Dream, Abra, Dev Hynes, Steve Lacy, Earl Sweatshirt and Scarface.

### Tracklist

1. Things I Imagined
2. S McGregor (interlude)
3. Down with the Clique
4. Way to the Show
5. Can I Hold the Mic (interlude)
6. Stay Flo
7. Dreams
8. Nothing Without Intention (interlude)
9. Almeda
10. Time (Is)
11. My Skin My Logo
12. We Deal with the Freak'n (intermission)
13. Jerrod
14. Binz
15. Beltway
16. Exit Scott (interlude)
17. Sound of Rain
18. Not Screwed! (interlude)
19. I'm a Witness
Flaws and All

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"**Flaws and All**" is the seventh track from the deluxe version of Beyoncé's second studio album B'Day.

## Background

In the R&B song, Beyoncé shows appreciation for the love given by her man, who sees through all of her flaws and loves her unconditionally. It was produced Taylor and Knowles.

## Reception

"Flaws and All" received positive reviews from critics, who lauded Beyoncé's emotion and vulnerability on the track. Some critics also noted that the song was better than some of the songs on the standard edition of *B'Day*.

## Lyrics

I'm a train wreck in the morning

I'm a bitch in the afternoon

Every now and then without warning

I can be really mean towards you

I'm a puzzle, yes, indeed

Ever-complex in every way

And all the pieces aren't even in the box

And yet you see the picture clear as day

I don't know why you love me

And that's why I love you

You catch me when I fall

Accept me, flaws and all

And that's why I love you

And that's why I love you

And that's why I love you

I neglect you when I'm working

When I need attention, I tend to nag

I'm a host of imperfection

And you see past all that

I'm a peasant by some standards

But in your eyes I'm a queen

You see potential in all my flaws

And that's exactly what I mean

I don't know why you love me

And that's why I love you

You catch me when I fall

Accept me, flaws and all

And that's why I love you

And that's why I love you

And that's why I love you

I don't know why you love me

And that's why I love you

You catch me when I fall

Accept me, flaws and all

And that's why I love you

And that's why I love you

And that's why I love you
Roof Rack

The roof rack is an extra part that can be added to the player's vehicle. It is installed on the roof of the car, and will expand the storage space available to the player. It costs  300, and can only be purchased from Laika Dealerships.

Once purchased, the component will be inside of a cardboard box in front of the laika dealership. The player must use the box on the roof of the vehicle, where a glowing silhouette can be found, to install it.

Once installed, the player will be unable to remove the component. It effectively doubles the storage space of the car, allowing the player to store:

* 2 extra tyres **AND**
* 2 large sized items **OR**
* 4 medium sized items **OR**
* 18 small sized items

The roof rack does not require repairs or cleaning.
Green Stock Air Filter

The green stock air filter is a small and light component used to remove solid particles from the air before it enters the engine, causing additional wear. The tubular-shaped container is colored green, with other parts colored a metallic silver. It costs  30, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

This is a non-essential component, and is not required to start the laika.

## Comparison

The table below will display air filters of the same level.
Normal Chubby Fuel Tank

The normal chubby fuel tank is a large but light component used to store the vehicle's petrol. The container is colored an almost black violet, and the cap is colored a metallic silver. It costs  120, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

The chubby fuel tanks are slightly longer than their stock counterparts.

## Comparison

The table below will display fuel tanks of the same level.
Red Coverless Air Filter

The red coverless air filter is a small and light component used to remove solid particles from the air before it enters the engine, causing additional wear. The uncovered filter mesh is colored red, with other parts of the component colored a metallic silver. It costs  60, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

This is a non-essential component, and is not required to start the laika.

## Comparison

The table below will display air filters of the same level.
Normal Naked Engine

The normal naked engine is a large and heavy component used to power the vehicle's motion. It's mechanisms are uncovered, showing the combustion chambers of both pistons. Other parts of the engine are colored a metallic gray. It costs  160, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display engines of the same level.
Carbolyte Stock Carburettor

The carbolyte stock carburettor is a small and light component used to blend air and fuel for the engine to use. The part is colored mostly silver and red, with some parts colored black. The carbolyte logo is displayed on the head of the carburettor. It costs  60, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display carburettors of the same level.
Oil Bottle

## Special Functions

* Used to fill the fuel tank with oil to lubricate the engine during use.

The oil bottle is a tool used to lubricate the two-stroke engine during it's operation. It is critical in the performance and durability of the engine:

**No Oil Mix:** The engine will wear itself down much faster. Otherwise, no performance impact.

**Lean Oil Mix:** The engine will not wear itself as much, and performance stays relatively the same.

**Optimal Oil Mix:** The engine will last a bit longer, but performance will be impacted.

**Rich Oil Mix:** The engine will last a lot longer, but performance will be heavily impacted.

It costs  5, and can be purchased from Petrol Stations and Outershops, or found in Abandoned Cars and in the player's Home.

## Trivia

Mist Öl translates to "crap oil" from German to English. The name is also an allusion to the East German oil brand Minöl,
Decal

## Special Functions

* Allows the player to apply decals to their car

Decals are cosmetic upgrades sold at the Laika Dealership. There is a variety of decals, stripes, flames, etc. The decals are put on the Laika.

## Decal Types

* **Two Tone** - Two tone usually means two diffrent colours on the same car with a clear line between them, but in Jalopy the decal covers the lower part of body and slowly transfers to the base colour of the car. All possible colours.
* **Go Fast!** - a pair of stripes that goes from the hood across the roof to the trunk in all possible colours.
* **Rude Boy** - a checkered decal for the roof in all possible colours.
* **Flames** - flames cover your front and rear wheel arches in all possible colours.
* **Tobacco Sponsorship** - German Mahnung, Czech Ziggurat, or Hungarian Rabzolga logo will be applied.
* **Decal Remover** - Removes any decal that is currently applied to the car.

## Usage

To apply a decal, pick up the box the decal comes in (retrievable from the pallet from the front of the store after purchase or by finding them in an Abandoned Car), face your car, and click and hold while holding the box in your right hand.
Laika Dealership

## The dealership

The **Laika Dealership** is a shop that can be found in every major city. This is where you can order engine parts, to use as upgrades or replacements to the car. You can also purchase paint cans and decals here. The first upgrade that is recommended is the tool rack.

### Description of the dealership at home

At the beginning of the game, the player starts in a Laika Dealership. The main shop part is locked and boarded up, while the garage part is open​. Sadly you cant use it
Sausage Pack

## Special Functions

* Like other goods, it has a chance of being banned in certain countries.
* Can be found in crates on the road, or in Abandoned cars.

The **Sausage Pack** is an item that the player can sell to make some extra money. The only reason to buy this from a shop would be to smuggle it into another country to make more money by selling it there. However, if that country has a ban on the item, you risk being searched at the checkpoint and given a fine. This applies to most other goods as well.

The value of the item in the country it's in will vary greatly. The following situations can occur:

* The item is available normally, and can be bought.
* The item is available, but quantity is low or it may be sold out.
* The item is under a 25% discount.
* The item is under a 50% discount.
* The item is banned from being sold.

Additionally, the base non-discounted value of this item will always be different, but generally stays within a fixed price margin.

It can cost between  2 to  6, and can be purchased from Petrol Stations and Outershops, or found in Crates on the road.

Like many other products the sausage pack has different names and different packaging in different countries.

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Update 1.102

* New splash screen
* New Language select screen
* Dubrovnik building spawning fixed
* Placing decals in the boot will now correctly remove the preview which blocked access to the car
* Applying decals should no longer block entering the car
* Letenya Hub roads towards shops are no longer grass
* Mirrors field of view adjusted to help with clipping and rendering issues
* A popped tire will no longer ground your vehicle preventing it from moving
* Cursor no longer disappears when talking to Uncle Lufti
* Decal remover now works
* Roundabout near Hungary adjusted to prevent AI pileups
* Duplicate road at home garage removed
* Mirrors should properly render ground (might affect performance, change quality settings if it does)
* Braking power increased
* All engine top speeds and acceleration modified
* The moon is now visible
* CSFR border fixed for returning journeys
* Click back when adjusting key bindings in main menu will no longer soft lock the game
* Item conditions no longer artificially increased when placed in trunk and hitting restart/return home
* Waking up in Yugoslavia no longer has a 100% chance to rain
* Fixed an issue with drop downs in menus not working correctly in all languages except English
* New transitions between scenes
Junkyard

The **junkyard** is a random encounter along routes that consists of a locked compound with one large building and many piles of cars around it. Between some piles are shelves that have a chance to spawn components for your car.

The gate to the junkyard is opened by adding the missing pieces to the broken car near the gate, then pulling the lever in the engine bay. Batteries and fuel will be discharged by 10% and consumed by 1 liter or the carburetor will be broken! respectively when the gate is opened, but otherwise parts are not damaged, and may be removed from the car as soon as the gate begins to move.

Sometimes all parts will be installed in the half of a Laika, you will need to add fuel to the tank installed if not already there. The Junkyard is ussualy represented on the route options as a **?** symbol.
Motel Room Key

## Special Functions

* Used to unlock the specified motel room.

The **motel room key** is a tool used to unlock the door from the motel room that is shown on the key's tag. The key has no other purpose, and cannot be used on any of the other doors in the motel. The room number that is shown on the key's tag will display one of six possible rooms randomly for each playthrough.

The room itself is used to continue the progress of the player's journey. After resting in the room, the player will be able to select a new route from their Map Book.

It costs  20 - 40 (the price of the rooms will increase as the player progresses), and can only be purchased from Motels.
Battery

* Normal
* Krone Kong
* HSK
* Carbolyte

The **battery** is a small and light component that supplies the vehicle with electricity. The electricity is used to power the vehicle's ignition, the headlights, the Radio, the Windshield Wipers and the interior light. It costs  10, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars and in the player's Home.

The battery is used as part of the tutorial with Uncle.

All of the batteries provided at Laika Dealerships provide the same amount of pre-charge and battery life, and cost the same amount of money. They only serve as re-skins of the normal one.

Batteries lose power when turning on the car (about 1% every start), and when using lights, wipers, or the radio while the engine is not running. Batteries do not recharge while driving, and are the only part of the engine that will need to be replaced eventually.
Normal Stock Carburettor

The normal stock carburettor is a small and light component used to blend air and fuel for the engine to use. The part is colored mostly silver and gray, with some parts colored black. It costs  30, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars and in the player's Home.

The normal stock carburettor is used as part of the tutorial with Uncle, and will be the first type of carburettor the player will install in their Laika 601.

## Comparison

The table below will display carburettors of the same level.
Red Squash Engine

The red squash engine is a large and heavy component used to power the vehicle's motion. It's mechanisms are partially uncovered, showing the combustion chambers of both pistons under a lid. The lid is colored red, with other parts of the engine colored a metallic gray. It costs  390, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display engines of the same level.
Scrapyard

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The scrapyard is a upcoming location in Jalopy. The player will be able to find new parts. However a gate must be opened to access it. This can be done by repairing a red Laika's engine next to the gate.

A video with the scrapyard can be found here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7N57UcqdHlA

Scrapyards are similar to the Junkyard which can be found as a random encounter along routes currently in the game now.
Wallet

## Special Functions

* Used to purchase and sell components and items, or to pay for a motel room.
* Can hold an unlimited amount of money.

The **wallet** contains the money collected during the game, and is the most important tool throughout the player's journey. It allows them to purchase new parts for their Laika 601 and make upgrades to it's current configuration, or to buy other tools like Repair Kits.

The wallet also allows the player to sell unwanted items they may have found. Such instances would be finding an Abandoned Car on the side of the road that has extra parts and items in it, or finding cardboard boxes on the road containing junk items.

To buy or sell anything in general, the player must use their wallet on the cash register in any Petrol Station or Outershop.

The wallet behaves differently at Laika Dealerships. The player does not need to have it in their hand to make a purchase, as it automatically appears onscreen when the Laika Catolog is opened. Once an order is made, payment is taken from the wallet and it returns to the car.

The wallet is always located inside of the glove compartment in their Vehicle. Should the player ever drop their wallet by pressing Q, it will automatically return to the glove compartment instead of falling to the floor.

The player can also place the wallet in the trunk, although there is no advantage to storing it this way.
Krone Kong Naked Engine

The krone kong naked engine is a large and heavy component used to power the vehicle's motion. It's mechanisms are uncovered, showing the combustion chambers of both pistons. The top portion of the chambers are colored black, with other parts of the engine colored a metallic black and gray. The krone kong logo is placed on the front of the engine. It costs  240, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display engines of the same level.
Motel

Motels are a fairly sized two-story building found in all towns the player stops by during their trip. It is marked by a large neon sign that says "Motel". Outside in front of the Motels are a parking spot for the player's Laika, a picnic table, and a trash container.

   The interior consists of a lobby (containing a check-in counter, a sign listing the price (which will increase as your journey continues), and a table with a newspaper and a paper cup), and five bedrooms; two on the first floor and three on the second floor. These rooms are labeled first with a 1 or a 2 to indicate the floor, and either A, B, or C to denote which room it is on the specific floor. Each room's layout is identical, and is quite simple, consisting of a bathroom and 2 beds (typical in an early post-Cold War era in places such as Germany). Sleeping in one of these beds will save the game while Uncle sleeps in the other.

To acquire a room, enter the Motel with your wallet. The cashier will state the price of the room, which ranges from 20 to 40. Then, use the wallet on the sheet of paper directly below the cashier. Assuming you have enough money, you will be charged the price for the room, and she will hold out a key for you to grab.

Despite being told not to disturb other patrons, it is recommended to knock on all the doors before going to bed or after waking up, depending on whether the player just arrived for the night or if the player just loaded their save. (Room patrons are randomized again at the same motel when a save is loaded.) Some guests will mistake you for the receptionist and slide money under the door.

After sleeping, any items outside of your car will de-spawn (except for store items).
Digital Dash-Display

The Digital Dash-Display component is an extra part that can be added to the player's vehicle. It is installed on the dashboard of the car, and will provide component durability information to the player. It costs  400, and can only be purchased from Laika Dealerships.

Once purchased, the component will be inside of a cardboard box in front of the Laika dealership. The player must use the box on the vehicle, where a glowing silhouette can be found, to install it.

As the condition of any part deteriorates, the corresponding icon will illuminate with a yellow color and beep will be sounded by the Digital Dash-Display. When a part reaches 0 durability, or is removed from the car, the display will beep once more and the corresponding icon will illuminate with a red color instead. Some icons will illuminate under more specific conditions, such as the weight icon illuminating as weight increases instead of weight as it decreases.
Normal Coverless Air Filter

The normal coverless air filter is a small and light component used to remove solid particles from the air before it enters the engine, causing additional wear. The uncovered filter mesh is colored an almost black violet, with other parts of the component colored a metallic silver. It costs  50, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

This is a non-essential component, and is not required to start the laika.

## Comparison

The table below will display air filters of the same level.
Krone Kong Pipe Carburettor

The krone kong pipe carburettor is a small and light component used to blend air and fuel for the engine to use. The part is colored mostly silver and an almost black violet, with some parts colored black. The krone kong logo is displayed on the head of the carburettor. It costs  160, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display carburettors of the same level.
Carbolyte Naked Engine

The carbolyte naked engine is a large and heavy component used to power the vehicle's motion. It's mechanisms are uncovered, showing the combustion chambers of both pistons. The top portion of the chambers are colored black, with other parts of the engine colored a metallic red and black. The carbolyte logo is placed on the front of the engine. It costs  240, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display engines of the same level.
Petrol Station

A way for you to refuel your Laika and gather some Items is the Petrol Station shop. They are found alongside the Autobahn, unlike the Outershops, which are limited to inner cities.

In the GDR, they have very obvious "Mist Öl" (which roughly translates to "Crap Oil") branding, representing the German manufacturer of car oil, the name changes in each country. So, there are "Униja уље" ("Union oil") stations in Yugoslavia, "Таратайка масло" ("Jalopy oil") in Bulgaria, "Hovno lej" ("Pour the shit") in Chekhoslovakia, etc.

You cannot steal items from the petrol stations, as of the Turkey Update.
Carbolyte Stubby Air Filter

The carbolyte stubby air filter is a small and light component used to remove solid particles from the air before it enters the engine, causing additional wear. The uncovered filter mesh is colored red, with other parts of the component colored an almost black violet. The carbolyte logo is displayed below the filter mesh. It costs  100, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

This is a non-essential component, and is not required to start the laika.

## Comparison

The table below will display air filters of the same level.
Characters

**Splat-** Splat is a male and is currently the only available avatar in Jalopy. He resides in a house/garage with his uncle, known as 'Sevgili Lütfi'. Splat does not have any dialogue options as of yet and his only known relations thus far are that of his uncle. Splat is tasked with driving his Laika 601 across the region collecting and selling goods along the way to turn a profit which is then primarily used to upgrade his Laika along with other miscellaneous things such as hotel fees and various goods.

**Uncle Lütfi-** Uncle is a middle-aged male who as you may have guessed, is Splat's uncle. At the beginning of Jalopy, Uncle will lead you through a brief tutorial and help you build your Laika 601. Splat will have the chance to decide if he wants Uncle to come with him on his journey. Along the way, Uncle would tell various stories that provided comedic relief during long stretches of driving. After staying at the Motel, Uncle will be waiting for you in the car. If you're low on money, the exact amount is unknown, he will give you 60 DM. Most of the time, in earlier versions, Uncle would be bugging out stuck in hills and flying around. Some time ago, Uncle's ride-along feature was removed, although he has been added back to the game in the "Uncle Update." If you reach Turkey with him, he will leave you, leaving his suitcase with a farewell letter in the Laika.

**Border Patrol Guards-** As Splat moves from route to route he will pass through many border patrols during which he will interact with the Border Patrol Guards. The Guard in the office decides if you can venture forward and will check your papers and oversee your next route only after you have spent the night at the town Motel. The other guard is armed with an AK-74 assault rifle and he will do a routine check of your vehicle for banned goods. If banned goods are found they will be confiscated, you will be fined, and you will be good to go along your way.

**Innkeeper-** The innkeeper is a female found inside each town's Motel. She will collect the room fees and issue you your room key. She wears a name tag which says: 'Liza' and a 'Mist Öl' shirt in any country. She seems to be the Gas Station Clerk.

**Gas Station Clerk-** The clerk is a female found inside each Petrol Station. She will buy most of your goods and can sell you any item available at her gas station. She seems to be the Innkeeper.

**Laika Vendor-** The Laika vendor is a male found in each cities Laika Dealership. He will present you with a Laika catalog from which you can order various car parts from.

**Motel Guest-** When you knock on a guest room door in the Motel there's a good chance you'll be greeted with a response. There's a probability the Motel Guest will pay you slightly above the nightly stay for the current Motel. If the guest paid you they will not pay again. Alternatively, they can tell you to leave them alone, knocking multiple times will not result in a different outcome.
Carbolyte Chubby Fuel Tank

The carbolyte chubby fuel tank is a large but light component used to store the vehicle's petrol. The container is colored black and red, with the cap colored a metallic silver. The carbolyte logo is displayed near the cap. It costs  170, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

The chubby fuel tanks are slightly longer than their stock counterparts.

## Comparison

The table below will display fuel tanks of the same level.
Brown Stock Air Filter

The brown stock air filter is a small and light component used to remove solid particles from the air before it enters the engine, causing additional wear. The tubular-shaped container is colored brown, with other parts colored a metallic silver. It costs  30, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

This is a non-essential component, and is not required to start the laika.

## Comparison

The table below will display air filters of the same level.
Dresden

Dresden is the first destination in the game, after the tutorial. It is followed by Sturovo. As with all other towns, Dresden includes a Laika Dealership, An Outershop/Gas station, And a Motel. The border itself is the only place that spawns in the same location every time, the border can be found by taking a left in the town center and following the road.

### Fun Facts More to be added

In real life, Dresden is almost 50 kilometers from the Czech border.

During the Second World War, Dresden was heavily destroyed because of the bombing conducted by the British and Americans, over 25,000 people died and the town was almost completly destroyed, it took over 70 years to rebuild the city.

Feel free to add more!
Carbolyte Stock Fuel Tank

The carbolyte stock fuel tank is a large but light component used to store the vehicle's petrol. The container is colored black and red, with the cap colored a metallic silver. The carbolyte logo is displayed near the cap. It costs  90, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display fuel tanks of the same level.
HSK Coverless Air Filter

The HSK coverless air filter is a small and light component used to remove solid particles from the air before it enters the engine, causing additional wear. The uncovered filter mesh is colored grey, with other parts of the component colored navy green. The HSK logo is displayed near the intake pipe. It costs  70, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

This is a non-essential component, and is not required to start the laika.

## Comparison

The table below will display air filters of the same level.
Green Coverless Air Filter

The green coverless air filter is a small and light component used to remove solid particles from the air before it enters the engine, causing additional wear. The uncovered filter mesh is colored green, with other parts of the component colored a metallic silver. It costs  60, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

This is a non-essential component, and is not required to start the laika.

## Comparison

The table below will display air filters of the same level.
Carbolyte Trough Carburettor

The carbolyte trough carburettor is a small and light component used to blend air and fuel for the engine to use. The part is colored mostly silver and red, with some parts colored black. The carbolyte logo is displayed on the head of the carburettor. It costs  110, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display carburettors of the same level.
Krone Kong Stock Fuel Tank

The krone kong stock fuel tank is a large but light component used to store the vehicle's petrol. The container is colored gray and black, with the cap colored a metallic silver. The krone kong logo is displayed near the cap. It costs  90, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display fuel tanks of the same level.
Red Stubby Air Filter

The red stubby air filter is a small and light component used to remove solid particles from the air before it enters the engine, causing additional wear. The uncovered filter mesh is colored red, with other parts of the component colored a metallic silver. It costs  90, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

This is a non-essential component, and is not required to start the laika.

## Comparison

The table below will display air filters of the same level.
Green Ramshackle Engine

The green ramshackle engine is a large and heavy component used to power the vehicle's motion. It's mechanisms are uncovered, showing the combustion chamber of one piston and a hole for where a second piston should be. The top portion of the chamber is colored green, with other parts of the engine colored a metallic gray. It costs  290, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display engines of the same level.
Normal Pipe Carburettor

The normal pipe carburettor is a small and light component used to blend air and fuel for the engine to use. The part is colored mostly silver and gray, with some parts colored black. It costs  130, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display carburettors of the same level.
Alan Ferguson

**Alan Gerard Ferguson** (born August 5, 1963) is an African-American music video director.

### Engagement

Main article: Solange & Alan's Engagement
### Trivia

* Alan was 7 when Mark was born.
* Alan was 45 when he & Solange began dating.
* Alan was 47 when William passed away.
* Alan was 50 when he & Solange got engaged.
* Alan was 51 when he married Solange.
* Alan was 55 when Winifred passed away.
Krone Kong Triple Barrel Ignition Coil

The krone kong triple barrel ignition coil is a small and light component. It is used to transform power from the Battery into the required voltage to create a spark in the spark plugs, which will ignite the fuel. The tubular-shaped containers are colored are colored a metallic white and black, with the output terminal wires colored silver. The krone kong logo is displayed on all three covers. It costs  24, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display ignition coils of the same level.
Krone Kong Chubby Fuel Tank

The krone kong chubby fuel tank is a large but light component used to store the vehicle's petrol. The container is colored gray and black, with the cap colored a metallic silver. The krone kong logo is displayed near the cap. It costs  170, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

The chubby fuel tanks are slightly longer than their stock counterparts.

## Comparison

The table below will display fuel tanks of the same level.
Normal Ramshackle Engine

The normal ramshackle engine is a large and heavy component used to power the vehicle's motion. It's mechanisms are uncovered, showing the combustion chamber of one piston and a hole for where a second piston should be. Other parts of the engine are colored a metallic gray. It costs  260, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display engines of the same level.
Green Chubby Fuel Tank

The green chubby fuel tank is a large but light component used to store the vehicle's petrol. The container is colored green, and the cap is colored a metallic silver. It costs  140, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

The chubby fuel tanks are slightly longer than their stock counterparts.

## Comparison

The table below will display fuel tanks of the same level.
Mud Guards

The mud guards are extra parts that can be added to the player's vehicle. They are installed behind the Tyres and will reduce the rate of speed in which dirt is accumulated on the car during rainy road trips. It costs  25, and can only be purchased from Laika Dealerships.

Once purchased, the component will be inside of a cardboard box in front of the laika dealership. The player must use the box behind the tyres, where a glowing silhouette can be found, to install them.

Once installed, the player will be unable to remove the component. It will work passively as the player drives the vehicle, and does not require repairs or cleaning.
Brown Stock Ignition Coil

The brown stock ignition coil was a small and light component in an earlier build of Jalopy. It was used to transform power from the Battery into the required voltage to create a spark in the spark plugs, which ignited the fuel. The tubular-shaped container was colored a metallic brown and black, with the output terminal wire colored silver. It had cost  7.5, and can could've purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display ignition coils of the same level.
Tool Rack Lvl 1

## Tool rack installation

The **Tool Rack Lvl 1** component is an extra part that can be added to the player's vehicle. It is installed in the trunk of the car, and will provide specialized extra storage to the player. It costs  300, and can only be purchased from Laika Dealerships.

Once purchased, the component will be inside of a cardboard box in front of the laika dealership. The player must use the box on the trunk of the vehicle, where a glowing silhouette can be found, to install it.

### Storage

* 1 Car Jack **AND**
* 1 Crowbar
* you are given 1 Bronze Spanner

The tool rack does not require repairs or cleaning.

## Upgrading

The took rack can be upgraded to a better version by purchasing an upgrade at a Laika Dealership. It will only appear when the player purchases and installs the Tool Rack Level 1 component on their car.
HSK Stout Fuel Tank

The HSK stout fuel tank is a large but light component used to store the vehicle's petrol. The container is colored navy green and gray, with the cap colored a metallic silver. The HSK logo is displayed near the cap. It costs  330, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

The stout fuel tanks are even longer than their portly counterparts.

## Comparison

The table below will display fuel tanks of the same level.
Brown Stock Fuel Tank

The brown stock fuel tank is a large but light component used to store the vehicle's petrol. The container is colored brown, and the cap is colored a metallic silver. It costs  60, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display fuel tanks of the same level.
Normal Stock Ignition Coil

The normal stock ignition coil is a small and light component. It is used to transform power from the Battery into the required voltage to create a spark in the spark plugs, which will ignite the fuel. The tubular-shaped container is colored a metallic silver and black, with the output terminal wire colored silver. It costs  5, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars and in the player's Home.

The normal stock ignition coil is used as part of the tutorial with Uncle, and will be the first type of ignition coil the player will install in their Laika 601.

## Comparison

The table below will display ignition coils of the same level.
HSK Stock Carburettor

The HSK stock carburettor is a small and light component used to blend air and fuel for the engine to use. The part is colored mostly silver and navy green. The HSK logo is displayed on the head of the carburettor. It costs  60, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display carburettors of the same level.
Krone Kong Stubby Air Filter

The krone kong stubby air filter is a small and light component used to remove solid particles from the air before it enters the engine, causing additional wear. The uncovered filter mesh is colored white, with other parts of the component colored an almost black violet. The krone kong logo is displayed below the filter mesh. It costs  100, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

This is a non-essential component, and is not required to start the laika.

## Comparison

The table below will display air filters of the same level.
Update 07.22.16

This update was released on July 22, 2016. Read the official news post.

This was the last update ever before the developer got fired

The changes are as follows:

* Fixed several issues where battery functionality at 0% was causing components to think that they could still work (caused hazard and horrible engine sound bugs).
* Fixed passport being broken after crossing the first border.
* Fixed a lack of collisions on the Germany to CSFR border tunnels.
* Uncle should no longer complain if the radio is too loud.
* Rain Audio should no longer continue into sunny days.
* Fixed a decal still having debug text present.
* Using the scrapyard engine no longer destroys components but instead uses 1 lt fuel, and 10% battery charge.
* Scrapyard engine gates now better displays information regarding what is wrong with the gate engine.
* No more tiny tyres on abandoned cars.
* Scrapyard items no longer mess up engine components in the car.
* Fixed some interaction issues between removing a component from its holder and placing it down too quickly.
* Fixed inventory save/load issue: Inventory wasn't clearing the recorded data for the country you purchased a tradeable good in, so when swapping that out with another item (I.e a bottle of water) it would try to assign a country ID to it and get stuck.
Update 04.29.16

This update was released on April 29, 2016. Read the official news post.

The changes are as follows:

* Can now save progress after sleeping at a motel.
* Added a return home button in the pause menu.
* A drop & pick up timer that creates double click issues.
* Fixed an issue where the Laika catalogue will steal your wallet.
* Crate prices update when in trunk.
* Additional inventory fixes *(Large crates mostly)*.
* Fixed wine clipping issue on wooden crates.
Red Stock Ignition Coil

The red stock ignition coil is a small and light component. It is used to transform power from the Battery into the required voltage to create a spark in the spark plugs, which will ignite the fuel. The tubular-shaped container is colored a metallic red and black, with the output terminal wire colored silver. It costs  7.5, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display ignition coils of the same level.
HSK Squash Engine

The HSK squash engine is a large and heavy component used to power the vehicle's motion. It's mechanisms are partially uncovered, showing the combustion chambers of both pistons under a lid. The lid is colored black, with other parts of the engine colored a metallic navy green and gray. The HSK logo is displayed on the front of the engine and on top of the lid. It costs  440, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars. It can be found in Scrapyards too.

## Comparison

The table below will display engines of the same level.
Brown Portly Fuel Tank

The brown portly fuel tank is a large but light component used to store the vehicle's petrol. The container is colored brown, and the cap is colored a metallic silver. It costs  220, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

The portly fuel tanks are much longer than their chubby counterparts.

## Comparison

The table below will display fuel tanks of the same level.
Coffee Bag

## Special Functions

* Like other goods, it has a chance of being banned in certain countries.
* Can be found in crates on the road, or in Abandoned cars.

The coffee bag is an item that the player can sell to make some extra money. The only reason to buy this from a shop would be to smuggle it into another country to make more money by selling it there. However, if that country has a ban on the item, you risk being searched at the checkpoint and given a fine. This applies to most other goods.

The value of the item in the country it's in will vary greatly. The following situations can occur:

* The item is available normally, and can be bought.
* The item is available, but quantity is low or it may be sold out.
* The item is under a 25% discount.
* The item is under a 50% discount.
* The item is banned from being sold.

Additionally, the base non-discounted value of this item will always be different, but generally stays within a fixed price margin.

It can cost between  1 to  4, and can be purchased from Petrol Stations and Outershops, or found in Crates on the road.

Like many other products the Coffee bag has different names and different packaging in different countries.

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Brown Stubby Air Filter

The brown stubby air filter is a small and light component used to remove solid particles from the air before it enters the engine, causing additional wear. The uncovered filter mesh is colored brown, with other parts of the component colored a metallic silver. It costs  90, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

This is a non-essential component, and is not required to start the laika.

## Comparison

The table below will display air filters of the same level.
Red Stock Air Filter

The red stock air filter is a small and light component used to remove solid particles from the air before it enters the engine, causing additional wear. The tubular-shaped container is colored red, with other parts colored a metallic silver. It costs  30, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

This is a non-essential component, and is not required to start the Laika.

## Comparison

The table below will display air filters of the same level.
HSK Pipe Carburettor

The HSK pipe carburettor is a small and light component used to blend air and fuel for the engine to use. The part is colored mostly silver and navy green. The HSK logo is displayed on the head of the carburettor. It costs  160, and can be purchased from Laika Dealerships, or found in Abandoned Cars.

## Comparison

The table below will display carburettors of the same level.