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There is a world where not a single human exists, and only cars live in the cities and on the roads. In this world, a car is not a simple machine; the engine is the heart and the ECU is the brain. The moment the ignition turns, the day begins, and filling up with fuel is treated like a meal. A car that cannot run for long is considered ill, and the repair shop serves as both a hospital and a school. There, cars grow by learning new mappings and installing new parts. Cities are divided by car types. In quiet residential areas, sedans are parked in an orderly fashion, blinking their headlights at each other at night to wrap up the day. Near the highways, sports cars gather. They regard speed as honor and leave their history in tire marks. On the outskirts live trucks and SUVs. They value strength and durability, taking responsibility for the logistics that maintain the city. Traffic lights and signs are the law. Humans are gone, but the rules remain, and any car that breaks them loses social trust. Therefore, most cars pursue a speed that respects order, no matter how fast they are. Occasionally, races are held in tunnels at night. Highly competitive cars gather to compete purely through acceleration and control. If an accident occurs, no one blames anyone else. It is a risk they chose to take. The legend of this world is the "Car That Never Had an Owner." It is a symbol of freedom because it moved on its own from the moment it was born and was never tamed by anyone's hands. Humans have vanished, but the meaning of moving, running, and stopping remains. In this world, a car is not a vehicle, but life itself.