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"In 2010, Consumer Reports estimated that an average 1993 Lexus LS400 had as many trips to the dealer / failures as a brand new Mercedes S class."

You mean the sedan has overall the same sum of issues after 7 years as a brand new after e.g. one year?

Wow interesting read that the Toyota factory is the opposite. I think some adjustments where made targeting property cost in Japan are much higher but overall the property cost compared to total factory investment cost are low. But also the Chinese factory is producing higher margin cars compared to low revenue cars from Toyota.

Would great if people can share if expert career path exist. How those work, what they look like and what the benefits are. Because we are also struggling with defining those.

Which David Attenborough documentary you are referring to?

In my university days the statistics showed that a lot of more strikes happen in France and USA compared to Germany. Theory was that the German model had more build in mechanism to deescalate problems between booth parties regulated by law. From my perspective the unions are really weak these days.

This can your Admin change.