Is there a reason you're using the non-generic version of GetComponent ? Assuming that your CarController class has an enabled property, presumably if you specify it as the type argument then the object returned from GetComponent should be CarController , i.e: CarControl.GetComponent<CarController>().enabled = true; Does this resolve your compiler error? Also you can see what your compiler error in the "Error List" tab panel at the bottom of Visual Studio:

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2023-06-11T12:59:44.67+00:00
Is there a reason you're using the non-generic version of GetComponent?

Assuming that your CarController class has an enabled property, presumably if you specify it as the type argument then the object returned from GetComponent should be CarController, i.e:

CarControl.GetComponent<CarController>().enabled = true;

Does this resolve your compiler error? Also you can see what your compiler error in the "Error List" tab panel at the bottom of Visual Studio:
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