Automy 18

Automy 18 is a genetic disease that is similar to Automy 13 and Automy 17, though somewhat less severe in the long run.

Famous Cases

 * Michael Carden (1990-1997)

Background
Although it has been known about since the 1970s, it was first talked about in 1990, when Michael Carden, son of famous racer John Carden, was born with it.

Symptoms
Most of the symptoms are also reported in Automy 13 and Automy 17, with a few exclusive ones:
 * 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
 * Low mirrors
 * Born without windshield
 * Born without axles
 * Cracked axles