Automy 13

Automy 13 is a very uncommon genetic disease. Less than 20000 cars are born with it each year.

Famous Cases

 * Daniel Gamington (1987)
 * Jolo Mswati (1953-1956)
 * Matika Mswati (1954-1957)
 * Abdul el-Bashir (1987-1988)

History
The disease has been known about since the early 1920s. Although rare, there are long term survivors. Some survivors include Jolo Mswati, who lived for three years, his brother Matika, who lived for three years, and about 15 other famous cases. All cases eventually turn out fatal. Almost all cases reported outside the U.S. have been in Eswatini or Al'Ard Alearabia. Most cars born with it die within a year, usually within the first days or weeks, and long term survivors have extreme disabilities.

Symptoms
The disease seriously messes up manufacturing and can cause the following symptoms:
 * Engine defects, often missing cylinders
 * Windshield and eye deformities
 * Extra parts, most commonly extra wheelhouses
 * Undeveloped/half developed extra parts
 * Disconnected driveshaft
 * Disconnected fuel pump
 * Unusually stubby roof
 * Low mirrors
 * Missing sheet metal