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+You'll need to select the vehicle from the list (#1) that you want to make a new generation of. Then click the "New Generation" button (#2) to open the New Generation Panel.
+In this panel, you'll find three blue buttons (#3). These buttons are for component selection. Clicking any of these buttons will pull up the component selection window. If you decide to change a component, you'll have to pay additional development costs (#4). The base development cost for a new generation is 15% of a new design's development cost. If you change a component, you'll lose some of the discounts. For a gearbox change, it is only 5%. An engine change is 5%, but it also requires the gearbox development costs for a total of 10%. If you decide to change a chassis, the design will cost the same as designing a new vehicle.  You can find the total percentage of development costs in the upper right (#5).
+The checkbox on the center-right of the window (#6) will end production, scrap inventories, and replace the old generation vehicle with the new generation vehicle when the new generation is completed. We highly recommend checking this box to save you time and frustration.
+Finally, you have two options. If you plan on not making any changes to your sliders or body design, you can click “Quick Trim” (#7). The game will skip the designer phase and quickly make your new generation, thus completing the design.
+But if you want to adjust sliders or make changes to the vehicle body, you'll need to click the “Design It” button (#8).
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