Estoy aprendiendo Javascript y escribí un pequeño programa. Tengo un método dentro de mi objeto con un bucle for. ¿Por qué mi consola muestra la salida cuando mi valor de combustible es 5? Todavía debería iterar a través del ciclo, ¿verdad?

 let car = {

 make : "Chevy",
 year : "2022",
 model : "Malibu",
 fuel : 0,
 started : false,

 start: function(){
 this.started = true;
 },

 stop: function(){
 this.started = false;
 },

 drive: function(){
 if(this.fuel > 0){
 if(this.started){
 for(let i = 0; i < this.fuel; i++){
 console.log(`Enjoying the drive in my ${this.make} --${this.model}`);
 console.log(`Fuel before deduction ${this.fuel}`);
 this.fuel = this.fuel - 1;
 console.log(`Fuel after drive = ${this.fuel}`);
 }
 }else{
 console.log(`You need to start the car to be able to drive`);
 this.stop();
 }
 }else{
 console.log("You need to fuel the car to be able to dirve");
 this.stop();
 }
 },

 addFuel: function(amount){
 this.fuel += amount;

 console.log(`Fuel Added ${this.fuel}`);
 }
};

car.drive();

car.addFuel(10);

car.drive();

car.start();

car.drive();