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I've been to both the BMW factory at Rosslyn in South Africa, and the Nissan Plant in Oppama, Japan. Absolutely facinating visits. To see just how quickly the production line technicians work, is quite something. Slot in an entire engine/drivetrain in around a minute, fully bolted in and along comes the next one.
I was surprised that when I visited the BMW plant in South Africa, that quite a lot of the vehicles on the production line that I saw that day, were in fact destined for the UK. I suppose it shouldn't really have come as much of a surprise, after all, South Africa is a right hand drive vehicle market, so building cars for the UK and other right hand drive markets makes sense. |
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