3:24 legendary 😂😂😂

Reminds me of the old Navy saying, "If it doesn't fit, get a bigger hammer."

Finished off by hand, the personal touch. These guys are now quality control at VW Skoda.

My first car was a 1975 gas Volkswagen Rabbit, and the very same methods were used to build that car. It lasted 4.5 years. 😢😢😢😢

What I saw in the American auto industry during the 70s is pretty much the same as shown here

This is where “that will buff right out” came from originally !

good car

A truly legendary little car that also produces special models for the disabled. It was very good in the 60's, 70's and early 80's. Over time, quality control collapsed as development was not allowed. It's clear that the last quality control employee in the video was a bad employee. But now it's a collector's item and I know 6 of them sold for €20,000 and more this year. Discovered in the impossible On this page you will also find detailed information about the real Trabant legend; www.adrianflux.co.uk/cult-classics/sixty-years-trabant/

Če ne gre na silo uporabi večje kladivo😉

Deutsche qualitat

E assim se construía um carro, à martelada e aos pontapés. Mas é o símbolo de um regime.

This is what went wrong with American motor industry.. they kept complicating things... These guys know what they are doing... and they doing it good.... Keep It Simple Stupid

What a horrible factory, workforce & car. Imagine kicking the grill into shape on every car.