Each mission offers its own unique challenge of varying difficulty and time constraints to meet. Game’s infinite number of randomly generated missions will keep you more than busy (and dirty). Still I'll reiterate what I always state, as I have no idea if it's the cause of what I read from you and you are not the first I read to have that issue in bidding, I play fully vanilla game, and have alterated nothing in the game. Car Mechanic Simulator also includes car auctions where old cars are available for resale or purchased for your collection. So I go through ALL the bidding, I DO NOT skip on unwanted cars to bid only on targetted cars. Now back to how I do it, because I have no idea if it influences the AI bidding or not, but on cars I'm not interested in, I still bid to raise the price and let the AI get it for the full price or even higher than full price (again those 500$ to 1k over price) why bother for paying 2k too much on such a margin ?
When I had those cars over 100k$ the selling price was over 200k$ once fully restored. On some exceptions I have my cars 2k$ under estimated price (mostly on expansive ones) Most of the time I have the car for 500$ to 1k$ over the estimated price. I have no idea if it's because of the way I do it, but for me, it always follow that path. But until now, on multiple attempts, on either some expansive cars (over 100k$) and on way cheaper ones (~35k$) as well as mid priced cars (~70k$) I never had the AI outbidding me more than maybe 1.5 to 2k over the estimated price.
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