A Brand New Junk We Drive

Why white colored cars are more reliable?Who does assemble your car?Why does he assemble your car in this way but not in other one?Which cars are more reliable?Which brands are more reliable?What is a car model you better buy?What are car`s options you better exclude?Why new cars are just a lemon, piece of metal or junk?Why cannot robots assemble a brand new car?Why your car is not what you think it is?Why do you drive a car which has blood, perspiration and skin of a human?Why car bloggers and journalists have full picture of the car industry?Why some of popular car bloggers and journalists are telling total bullshit?Do you want to know all the details of the car production?How is your car made from its first screw to its last one?All these questions are answered in this book. No water. No long sentences. Short. Consistent. Just facts. You read, think, think over and decide.

The best full guide on what car to buy and why? Contents Foreword. What is an assembly line? What is a shift? How many «pieces» of a brand new «junk» are assembled per a shift? The unplanned hybridization of a brand new «junk» with an internal combustion engine. The wages of the assembly line employees or the cost of assembling a brand new «junk». The ways to reduce the assembly cost of a brand new «junk». In general, a brand new «junk» is assembled by the workers and not by the robots. Why does the build quality of a brand new «junk» decline? How and why an assembly line is accelerated? Why does the amount of optional equipment affect the build quality of a brand new «junk»? How does the labor union mafia parasitize the assembly line employees? The gender distribution on the assembly line. A comparison of working on an assembly line with types of sport. The difference between the tasks on the assembly line: from easy ones to «I'm dead» ones. The relationship between the assembly line workers. A complete «show off» in all the videos which show the assembly process of a brand new «junk». A little bit of history of the slavery in these factories. Summer. Students` invasion on the assembly line. How do the students work? The level of education and intellectual development of the assembly line employees. The difference between a worker from a subcontractor and an employee with a direct contract. How can abrupt changes in the market trends cause an increase in unemployment? Small «bonuses» of the directly contracted workers. The human skin, blood and sweat are in every brand new «junk». Small «bonuses» from the manufacturer of a brand new «junk» such as bolts, nuts, pieces of plastic, rubber and sheets of paper with incomprehensible numbers and letters. All the versions of a brand new «junk» are built by the same assembly line employees. There is no exclusivity. A brand new «junk» from the different price segments and classes are assembled by the same assembly line workers. A white colored brand new «junk» is assembled better. Buy a white one or do not buy it at all. Which cars have an unearthly build quality? The difference in the speeds of the assembly lines of the different car producers. How to reduce production costs? A manual assembly does not guarantee anything. The thirst of money is the wind that blows into the sail of the assembly line, and it does not move, but flies with a speed of light. The manufacturer of a brand new «junk» does not produce anything. It only assembles. How to work with suppliers of components? What is the reason of the poor reliability of a brand new «junk»? Two categories of the buyers of a brand new «junk». How to make money after selling a brand new «junk»? How, finally, can we solve the problem of the poor reliability of a brand new «junk»? What is the most reliable brand of a brand new «junk» you should buy? What is the most reliable model of the car of that brand you should buy? Manufacturers of a brand new «junk» do not pay all required taxes on profits?! The last chapter. The importance of the automotive industry.

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