<ul><li>Consolidating logic for different types of vehicles can lead to decreased readability and maintainability.</li><li>Blindly following DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle without considering the purpose can result in potential issues.</li><li>Copying and pasting code is not always a bad practice, especially when the logic is not serving the same exact purpose.</li><li>Instead of focusing on avoiding duplication of code, it's important to ensure that the behavior is consistent and encapsulated properly.</li></ul>

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