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I don't have any experience with Toyota. But it definitely happens at the German manufacturing plants I've been to. There is an established process for pullin
by swimfar 9y ago
I don't have any experience with Toyota. But it definitely happens at the German manufacturing plants I've been to. There is an established process for pulling a vehicle off the line and reworking it. Sometimes there are specific "backup" stations for a process that isn't yet proven to be reliable.
I mostly worked in getting new models and lines up though, so it may be something that nearly never happens after the first 5k-10k cars or so.
- refurb 9y agoIt less about a car needing rework and more about Tesla knowingly delivering cars with major issues to customers. But as someone else mention on HN, they have a customer base that will accept it, so i can see why they do it.