GearCity

Your company is now publicly traded!

You sold 100,000 vehicles of the same model in one fiscal year on Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You sold 250,000 vehicles of the same model in one fiscal year on Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You sold 500,000 vehicles of the same model in one fiscal year on Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You sold 1,000,000 vehicles of the same model in one fiscal year on Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You sold at least 1,000,000 vehicles of the same model in a lifetime on Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You sold at least 5,000,000 vehicles of the same model in a lifetime on Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You sold at least 10,000,000 vehicles of the same model in a lifetime on Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You sold at least 25,000,000 vehicles of the same model in a lifetime on Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You sold 1,000,000 vehicles in a year while playing Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You sold 5,000,000 vehicles in a year while playing Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You sold 10,000,000 vehicles in a year while playing Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You sold 25,000,000 vehicles in a year while playing Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You have manufactured over 1,000,000 vehicles while playing Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You have manufactured over 20,000,000 vehicles while playing Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You have manufactured over 100,000,000 vehicles while playing Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You have manufactured over 250,000,000 vehicles while playing Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You have manufactured over 500,000,000 vehicles while playing Base City, North America, Europe, or Classic Map.

You’ve reached $1,000,000 in yearly profits before 1910. Your company is growing rapidly in the fledgling automobile industry.

You’ve reached $100,000,000 in yearly profits before 1950. This is inline with historical market leaders at the time.

You’ve reached $2 billion in yearly profits before 1980. Inflation is driving up the costs, but you're managing grow faster!

You’ve reached $25 billion in yearly profits. This is inline with the most profitable car manufactures in modern history.

Your company is worth $100,000,000 before 1920! Only a few vehicle manufacturers were able to reach this amount in this time period.

Your market cap hit $1 Billion Dollars! By modern standards, this is a small company. But it's still quite a milestone, especially during the middle of the century.

You've hit a value $50 Billion! This is by definition a large company in modern times. And is roughly what most major vehcile manufacturing companies are worth as of this writing.

Very few companies have a $250 Bilion market cap. And only one auto manufacture as of this writing is anywhere close to $250 Billion. Congratulations, You would be considered the most valuable car company in the world!

As of 2018, no auto manufacturer has reached a $1 Trillion dollar market cap. You are an amazing CEO! Congratulations on being the first company ever to reach this mark!

Showing off your aggression for growth, you bought another company.

If you can't beat them, join them!

A wise CEO separates his strengths from his weaknesses.

At some point, it's better to just get rid of them than to continue to throw money at the problem.

You can never have enough money. We'll pay this back someday.

See! We make good on our promises, Mr. Creditor.

When things started to look bad, instead of fixing them, you took the easy way out.

Greasing the wheels of government, one politician at a time.

You just need a spokesman in a turtleneck with a catchy phase to make billions! Hit 50% overall effectiveness in all the cities you market in.

In the interest of preserving free and unfettered competition, the government slapped your company with Antitrust violations.

You have shown that you are not abusing your monopoly powers or engaging in anti-competitive practices. At least that's what the jury thinks. In reality, your legal team is just really good at their jobs.

Union leaders generally don't care about their workers. They care about power, perks, politics, and personal wealth. If you provide those to the right people and throw a bone to the workers, strikes like these can be averted.

They sue for damages. They sue for trauma. They sue for emotional pain and suffering. They sue for themselves and they sue for lost loved ones... And they get NOTHING!

Unfortunately the board has decided to go in a different direction. You're fired.

You can't fight a shooting war without bullets.

Stick a gun on it and paint it olive green.

While it might not be a flying car, our engines can still make you fly!

The wet and salty conditions of the Ocean are no match for our engine designs.

We're the official supplier of a racing team or series.

The government has deemed you too big to fail. They have stuffed your bank accounts with tax payer money.

We didn't light the fire! It was always burning since the world's been turning.

You hit a nerve and now anti-business types are protesting outside your doors.

You've won the championship of a world famous racing series with 5 or more entries.

You completed a vehicle design with an overall rating greater than 70.

You've designed a vehicle with a top speed of 250mph (402kmh) or greater.

You designed a vehicle with a material cost less than the global per capita.

Your company has designed one vehicle of each vehicle type.

Release at least five generations of the same vehicle over 40 years or more.

Your company is 100 years old!

The Great Depression wrecked havoc on the global economy. Your company is one of the few to survive it.

Through rationing, material shortages, and outright banning sales, The Great War destroyed many brass era automobile manufacturers. But yours survived.

There were many winners and losers in World War Two. If your company survived, you were among the winners.

You failed. Don't worry, 98% of companies do in their first few years of business. If it's any consolation, have an achievement.

Your company has maintained the highest yearly market share for five years!

Your African founded company has maintained the highest yearly market share in the world for 5 years.

Electric vehicles are now the most popular "fuel" type in the world. Thanks to yours and other's efforts.

It's kind of like a tea kettle on wheels.

You are truely a global company. You have a branch and factory in every region.

Sometimes it's easier to just copy someone else's work.

You're so big, you put little countries to shame. You have 6 active marques, world wide branch coverage, at least 10,000,000 sales per year, and you have held the top market share position for at least 5 years against at more than 250 AI.

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End of the game? Time to retire? Bah! I want to keep playing!!!

"When the president said no, American business leaders were given a lesson in managerial leadership that they could not and did not ignore." - Donald J. Devine

"What's the trouble in there, Nemo? Go to sleep!" You've survived 100 years playing on Base City Map, Full AI, on Nightmare mode.

Who said you need to sell cars? Have a $25 Billion Networth without selling, buying, or acquiring a vehicle or component design.

Hit $100 million market cap by 1920 on Hard or Nightmare mode, Full AI, and Base City Map.

Do not design a vehicle with less than 50 Luxury rating. Sell over $100 Billion worth of Luxury Sedans, Limos, Landonets, and Town Cars on Hard or Nightmare mode, Full AI, Base City Map.

Over the entire life of your company, you hit $10 Trillion Gross Revenues! You did this playing on Hard or Nightmare difficulty, Full AI, on Base City Map.

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