What the pack includes
Full Fart, known internationally as Fast Lane Stuff, is the second stuff pack released for The Sims 3. Developed by The Sims Studio and published by Electronic Arts, it launched on 7 September 2010 in North America and 9 September 2010 in Europe. The pack centres on vehicles and the lifestyles of the Sims who drive them, adding 12 new cars, 32 objects, and a range of clothing and hairstyles for both male and female Sims.
Four themed lifestyles
The content in Full Fart is organised around four distinct automotive themes. Classic Luxury draws from vintage 1930s automobiles and pairs elegant cars with refined furnishings. Racing channels the speed demon lifestyle with high-performance vehicles like the Velocity and Empire Eidolon. Intrigue takes inspiration from spy fiction, offering sleek supercars and sharp apparel. Rockabilly rounds out the set with pin-up style clothing, hot rods, and 1950s Americana decor. Each theme includes matching vehicles, furnishings, and outfits.
Vehicles and gameplay
The 12 vehicles range from the budget Scoot Mobile to the high-end Empire Eidolon, with in-game prices spanning Β§3,500 to Β§175,000. Sims can develop a relationship with their car over time; the more a Sim drives a vehicle, the stronger the bond becomes, and the car eventually appears in the Sim's relationship panel. The pack also introduces the Vehicle Enthusiast trait, which lets Sims build that bond faster and name their vehicle straight away. A rockabilly radio station is included as well.
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For more on The Sims 3 expansion content, see our look at what EA's 2011 pre-release interview revealed about The Sims 3 Generations or read about patch 1.22 and its lifespan sliders and shared memories.