Missing Engine Temperature Gauge in Ibishu Miramar Dashboard

The dashboard gauge cluster of the Ibishu Miramar (across all its variants) does not include a functional engine temperature gauge. As observed in the provided image, the available gauges are limited to the Speedometer, RPM, Fuel, and Volts. A temperature gauge is a standard and critical instrument in virtually all real-world vehicles, providing essential feedback on engine operating conditions and preventing potential damage from overheating. Its absence in the Ibishu Miramar's dashboard hinders realistic vehicle monitoring and simulation.

Expected Behavior:

The Ibishu Miramar's dashboard gauge cluster should include a dedicated and functional engine temperature gauge, displaying the engine's coolant temperature. This gauge should react to the engine's heat during operation, accurately reflecting whether the engine is running at optimal temperature, is cold, or is overheating.

Observed Result:

The gauge cluster displays only the Speedometer, RPM, Fuel, and Volts gauges. There is no dedicated gauge for engine temperature, nor is there any visual indication of engine temperature (e.g., a warning light for overheating, other than what might appear in the general notification area).

Impact:

This affects the realism and simulation depth for the Ibishu Miramar. Players are unable to accurately monitor the engine's temperature, which is a crucial aspect of vehicle management, especially during strenuous driving or in scenarios that could lead to overheating. This reduces the immersive quality of driving the Ibishu Miramar compared to other vehicles in the game that feature this essential gauge.