I have not told you yet. This is the actual bench mark of German car engineering:
Auto Quartett is a classic card game where players compare technical car specifications or try to collect matching sets of four cards.
Setup
Deal the cards: Shuffle the deck (usually 32 cards, divided into groups of four marked with letters and numbers like A1 to A4) and deal them face down equally to all players.
Hold your stack: Players hold their cards in a stack so that only the top card is visible to them.
How to Play (The Trumping / Supertrumpf Variant)
Choose a category: The player to the left of the dealer goes first. They look at the top card of their stack and pick a strong category (such as horsepower/PS, top speed, or engine displacement).
Compare values: Everyone reads out the value for that same category from their own top card.
Win the trick: The player with the highest (or sometimes lowest, depending on the stat like fuel consumption) value wins all the exposed cards and places them at the bottom of their stack.
Take the next turn: The winner of the round chooses the category for the next round.
Tie breaker: If two or more players share the highest value, the cards stay on the table, and the same player calls a category from their next card to break the tie.
Winning the Game
Elimination: If a player runs out of cards, they are out of the game.
Grand winner: The game ends when one player manages to collect all the cards in the deck.
You can read a deeper explanation of the rules and variations on Spielanleitung.org.
If you'd like, I can explain the alternative quartet-collecting variant (asking opponents for missing cards) or give you tips on how to win.
I hope that was the missing intel, World
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