You can find the parts revenues in the next column (#2). The game generates Warranties and Parts revenues from the quality ratings of your vehicles and the number of units you sell.Įach vehicle model you sold in the last seven years has an entry in the table (#1). The Warranties and Parts Information report contains your parts revenues and expenses for every vehicle you sold in the last seven years. This is the cost per vehicle sold you're paying to sell vehicles at this location. The Total Expenses column (#9) contains your labor, transportation, branch operation, and import tax costs.įinally, the Costs Per Unit column (#10) is the Total Expenses divided by the number of vehicles you sold at this location.
You do not have to pay import taxes on vehicles shipped from the same country as the branch. If you enabled the Import Tax game option, the Import Tax column (#8) will contain any import taxes you paid for this branch. The operation costs for the branch are in the Branch Costs column (#7). You can find the total shipping costs for this location under the “Transport Costs” column (#6). The Labor Costs column (#5) shows how much you're spending on employees at this location per month. The game will let you know when wear becomes a problem with an action memo. The Wear column (#4) displays the current wear amount of the branch. Over the years, your branches will wear down, and that will reduce your ability to sell vehicles. The sales column (#3) shows the total number of vehicles you sold at that branch last month. The underlined text are links, and you can click them to go to the Selected City Sales report for that city. The first column is the branch's location (#2). It also shows your total expenses and breaks that value down into several categories.īelow the summary is a table containing your individual branches and information about them. This section includes the total number of vehicles you sold and how many people you employ. The Branch Operations report contains summary information about your branches and information about every individual location you operate.Īt the top of the report is the summary information about all your branches (#1). Lastly, the material costs of all vehicles produced at the factory are in the final column (#11). And the Factory Costs and Labor Costs per unit produced at the factory are displayed in the Costs Per Unit column (#10). You can find Factory operation costs in the Factory Costs column (#9). The Employees column (#7) displays the number of employees working at this factory, and the Labor Cost column (#8) shows the monthly cost to employ them. The Vehicles percentage displays the production speed utilization of those lines. The Line percentage refers to the number of factory lines that are in use. You can find the wear amount in the wear column (#5).Ĭapacity (#6) shows the number of lines used and the utilization of those lines as percentages. The game will let you know when it starts to affect production with an action memo. Eventually, wear will slow down your production output. You can find the number of vehicles you produced at this location in the next column (#3) and the number of vehicles in inventory next to that (#4). The first column is the factory's location (#2). The top section also summarizes costs associated with your entire factory operations.īelow the summary is a table containing your individual factories and information about them. This section shows the total number of vehicles you produced, how many you have in inventories, and the percentage of production capacity you are using.
The Factory Operations report contains summary information about your factories and information about every individual location you operate.Īt the top of the report is the summary information about all your factories (#1). If you overpay your taxes for the fiscal year, you will get a refund for the amount overpaid. This is the amount in taxes you paid this month. This is the factory and branch construction costs for the month. One-Time Expenses cover expenses made from game events and other one-off actions.ĭividend Payout is the amount of money you’re paying out in dividends each month.
Storage Costs are the cost to store vehicle excess inventories at your factories. After 3 years, failed parts become OEM Part Revenues instead of being covered by warranties. The game generates this value from the number of vehicles you sold, the dependability rating of the vehicle, and the unit costs of the vehicles. Warranties contain the expenses from parts failures on vehicles three years old or newer. It does not include labor, which you'll find in the “Engineer Labor” line. This is the total amount you're spending on racing budgets.
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