First Automotive Works

We’ve set up our workshop in Sector- 23. It’s a pretty straightforward place for fixing cars. We don’t have any fancy signs or a big lobby. It’s mostly just us, our tools, and whatever vehicle is currently on the lift. The floor is usually covered in some kind of oil or dirt, which is pretty standard for an automotive place. We spend a lot of time under hoods or cramped under chassis. It’s physical work and your back starts to ache by the end of the shift. Sector 23 has its own pace, and we fit right into it. People from the area know they can just drop their car off and we will take a look. We don't use any complicated jargon. If something is broken, we tell them. If it's fine, we say that too. Some days are just filled with routine oil changes and brake checks. Other days we have to figure out a weird noise that won't go away. It takes patience and sometimes we have to try a few different things to get it right. We’ve been doing this for a long time, so we’ve seen most types of engines. It’s a lot of grease and metal. We don't have a big team, just a few of us who know our way around a wrench. It’s not glamorous, but it keeps the cars on the road and that’s what matters to us. We just keep working until the job is done.