This page of the guide to Car Mechanic Simulator 2021 explains the types of orders in the game.
Description of the differences between story and normal missions (Story orders, Normal orders).
We explain the differences between regular commissions and story-related commissions.
Commissions - basic info
You gain EXP and currency - Credits - by fulfilling car repair commissions.
They become available by clicking the phone on the desk or the telephone receiver icon in the pie menu.
Commission details can be checked freely via the Car Status icon.
Clicking the receiver icon shows you the list of parts that need replacing.
Details can be found in the Malfunction Diagnostics chapter and the FAQ:Undetected part - what to do?
It’s worthwhile to check which parts are required to repair the car.
The percentage represents durability and shows how worn out the selected part is.
In the late game you won’t need to constantly buy fresh parts with 100% durability.
The CR tab allows you to check how many credits you’ll get for repairing the car.
The payments start getting listed only once you replace a specific part.
Starting off, the tab won’t list any payments.
Story commissions
Car Mechanic Simulator 2021contains 30 story commissions.
Their distinguishing characteristic is a short description of the order given to us by our client.
Usually they also provide higher rewards.
No matter how much time passes, story commissions never expire.
Warning: Story commissions can’t be turned in before fixing all malfunctions.
Regular commissions
Normal orders are always available and offer random repairs of varying complexity.
Their distinguishing characteristics are lack of description from the client and a time limit for accepting the commission.
When time passes, the commission is replaced with another one.
They can be used to acquire spare parts or earn some money while waiting for the next story order.
In terms of gameplay, regular commissions are identical to story commissions.
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