I happen to work at the General Motors plant in Lordstown, Ohio. First let me start by thanking all of you that have purchased a Cruze. I purchased one for my wife and she loves it. I have been able to get up to 45 MPG in our Cruze and it rides great! Next let me clear up a few things. Yes, this looks very unorganized in the video. The people you see in the video that are working on the car are the hourly employees. All the rest are in management and engineers. . This video was filmed early in the production of the Cruze and they were there to go over any possible production problems during the launch. The clothing everyone is wearing is their personal clothing. In the departments you see in the video the only protective clothing that is required is watch and belt protectors, gloves and safety glasses for anyone working under the car. The stamping plant requires more protective clothing to protect from cuts from the sharp metal and welding splatter and the paint shop requires everyone to wear lint free coveralls as well and use only approved soap, shampoo, deodorant and so on to protect the paint. All the protective clothing that is needed is worn. I see complaints about people wearing "casual clothes". Really? Should we all wear three piece suits while working in a dirty assembly plant where temperatures can exceed 100 degrees? We aren't out to win any fashion competitions. Our goal is to build a top quality car. The man the you see "tighten screw, looks at watch" is a torque monitor. His job is to test the torque of every nut and bolt on the vehicle to make sure they are up to specifications. He's not looking at his watch, he's looking at his torque wrench to see that the bolt he just checked is within specifications. Then he's on his way to the next bolt he needs to check. I agree it's not one of the hardest jobs in the plant but it is a very important job if you don't want bolts falling out because they were under torque specifications. Again, thanks to all of you for your support!
Bill Chimo Bill thank you for all of the information. In the UK, employees would be provided with uniform (polo shirts, trousers and boiler suits) for working on the line.
Bill Chimo I have a Black Granite Metallic 2012 Chevy Cruze LTZ RS with the tan and brown interior loaded with the bells and whistles. I love it. Good job you guys. Keep up the good work.
+Bill Chimo These employees at this company ain't no different than people you see working at Wal-Mart. A factory doesn't serve the general public so they don't have to show an image like working at car dealership. Bill heavy industry used to be 70 %of the economy. Now it's 30%. You guys are rare birds in the United States. There is a natural hate for manufacturing in the United States. Bill What is hated is that americans are still seeing other americans doing a job that they never wanted to do. Nobody ever wanted to work in a nasty,dirty,stinking,hazardous;and Dangerous factory.That's what you are seeing in the some of the responses here bill. Hate.
Let me clear a few things for people that are bashing these workers and the factory... I work for the Chrysler plant in ILL... When u have a "launch " there's always going to be people standing around making sure the cars are getting put together properly... Like making sure the operators are not falling behind from their windows.. Making sure the torque specs are correct.. Etc etc... And we are not required uniforms unless if u work in the paint and body shops... Yes there are some areas that required you to wear bump caps eyeglass and sleeves.. And these workers put their pride in these cars as much as we do in belvidere.. And any other automotive plant in the US
I have a 2006 Cobalt that was built at that plant. 135,000 miles. It served me well. Going to replace it with a 2017 or 2018 Cruze soon, to show my support for America. Lordstown, you have my condolences.
They are not standing around, they are following the camera in an attempt to display quality and craftsman style work. Unfortunately mass production is not designed around craftsman style production nor does have a high level of quality. This plant is very unorganized in the video.
After sale servise of General Motor is poor, as i Experience,After writing them more than 7 time my Problems with car are still the same, so wort and Bull shit..........
Correct me if I am wrong..... When bolting on a wheel, isn't the correct method to tighten the lug ACROSS the wheel from the last lug tightened (star pattern), NOT the one NEXT to it as the idiot in the video is doing? Using the method shown can result in a warped brake rotor.
I bought a 2008 chevy malibu on April 23 this year, 24 hrs after engine gauge said it was overheating took it in they said it was a faulty gauge, 3 days later engine starts overheating again and car dies have to bring it in again.If you decide to buy a chevy be sure to purchase a full warranty with the engine included and before your warranty expires, get full coverage automotive repair insurance because whoever designed the engine for this car must have been really drunk. Though it seems even foreign cars have alot of problems too.
mpeppermint23 but the amercians cars before 2010 are bad.... I'm looking from 2012 and above. don't expect good American cars below 2010 because they are very disappointing.... a Nissan Altima from 2008 would a way better deal than an American car.
Honda/Toyota have pretty damn high levels of quality with their plants spitting-out cars/trucks as fast as they can make them. It's a Daewoo-Opel product to begin with.......not something consumers really want............GM loses money on most of their small cars assembled or sold in North America>>>>>>>>sole purpose of selling/assembling them is to boost the CAFE ratings
To all the idiots commenting, this was a pre-production model they were building when the video was taken . Can't you see there are no other cars going down the line! All assembly plants do this The plant was still building 2010 Cobalts when this was filmed.
I special ordered my 2014 Cruze in July 2013. Took delivery late August 2013. Still have it to this day. My favorite car that I've ever owned. Thanks to these awesome workers! I wish they were still building them!
your very welcome me and my wife just bought a 2017 Chevy Cruze we Love it the gas mileage is Great and so much room in a little car and Great for just cruising in
It gets so disheartening to see people bash american cars When a lot of foreign cars have had serious recalls also. I think I remember Toyota had a recall a few years ago for brake issues also. BTW_ I own both a foreign and american car and I'm happy with both of them.
My first car was a fiat (bulshit), second Renault (bullshit), third Peugeot (bullshit) and the last Chevrolet cruze Sw from 2013 and we are really really happy. I will buy another Chevrolet but sadly chevrolet don't sale cars in Europe... Please come baaaack to France and Europe.
I'm seeing 50+ MPG on the Highway with my Manual Eco model Cruze and with 5 star safety ratings, there is no reason not to get this car if you are looking for a good one. If you are already a Cruze owner, go check out our forums; w w w. CruzeTalk. c om
I was choose my first car because the interior was comfortable and beautiful, it was an Opel Astra in Europe by GM, all these years everything was perfect also by mechanical side, i still have it and it's working perfect, really.
Whoever decided to put plastic cooling system components on a turbocharged engine must’ve been on some serious drugs. I’ve seen a fair share of (and I’m currently upgrading) these cars with the plastic components getting brittle from all of the hot/cold cycles
Dear followers!! Don't let the beautiful pictures confuse you . Anyone who buys a new car from GENERAL Motors the chance you threw your money into the trash is very large. In this company there is no customer service, the company's management does not care at all, if you have a problem or a malfunction, you can only pray to God there is a chance that the help will come faster. GM is a very dangerous company, be careful and keep your money safe.!!!Share so more people don't get screwed.GM is a big bluff
i have a 2010 vw golf that i love, but if i were in the market for a new car, i think the cruzewould be high up my list. it's the first chevrolet that's ever appealed to me.
I own a 12' cruze and love love love it. i love it so much i named her september lol. I wish i was a worker at GM. watching this video and other kinds of videos of the process interests me greatly. I think i would honestly be a wonderful worker. I know assembly for one haha.
I still own and ride my 2012 LT 2.0 VCDI Indian version. And that vehicle runs like a charm. Many modern car owners envy this vehicle because it was made that way, to last long. I will be extending my Green Tax and Fitness once it is due because I ain't letting this vehicle to be put to sleep even if Chevy has left Indian markets and there's scarcity of spares. I will make sure to comb out the nearest scrapyard if in case needed but not letting it go. That's how Cruze enthusiasm looks like. Wishes.
tstill This is the launch of that model. The people standing and watching are Engineers, Material Quality Control, outside vendors examining their parts, and finally the GM Management Team following the new build process. Many of you are without knowledge or understanding and make incorrect posts. I suggest all of you go today and watch a finely tuned manufacturing process. One that builds high quality vehicles and meets their production schedules set forth by the Corporation HQ.....
richard ford Chevy cruze is like having a corolla but corollas a bit better than cruze for sure. Toyota Camry is too much of comparison for a cruze. Camry should be compare with a Malibu or Impala.
lol...not a lot going on in your head, is there? Recognizable by your instant gravitation towards cursing. This video shows a bunch of overweight people walking around. Maybe it's some type of training, but if it's not, that's just too many people. If you understood how money works you would know what I'm talking about. My tax money recently had to bail out this poorly managed company before. Our new Chevy's at work are falling apart faster than ever before, that's why we're getting rid of them.
Why should they? They work in a factory!!!! It saves the company money. They don't deal with customers and what they do would not make a difference anyway if they have uniforms or not. There is no point in this case.
Alright which of those engineer guys decided not to put Cruise Control inside a CRUZE LS?! Even my base model camry from 25 years ago came with cruise control...
I find it amusing how this plant, in the USA, their employees are wearing TShirts and Jeans and looking pretty casual. yet in other videos that aren't on American Soil, they're wearing protective clothing and hats and such.
Murray the Dog It's not an issue. In reality it saves the company $$$ Millions of Dollars not having to supply the employees with all those things you mentioned. Ford is the same way as well as Jeep Chrysler. All the foreign companies building here in America also are not strict on attire.
I am not a Honda fan, but they do make good cars. They're over rated and some people don't see beyond a Honda or Toyota, but depsite that I wouldn't buy one. Bought a 2017 Chevrolet Cruze TDI. Very quiet Diesel engine and gives over 50 MPG. Yes, I drive a lot ( highway) so a diesel made sense. 22,550 was also not a bad price.
2011 Cruze RS - (2) AC Compressors, (3) ECM changes on turbo, (2) Thermostat housings replaces, (1) Cat Converter code, (1) Vent control box replaced. That's in three years. I would trade mine for a Ford Pinto right about now. What a POS.
Daniel Fl. Unfortunately you're not qualified or educated in this assembly process of a new model launch. It takes a period of time to perfect the process of thousands of parts coming together with thousands of employees to completely build a vehicle from scratch and have everything assembled perfectly. You're a negative individual that doesn't understand what you were looking at. Unfortunately for you it is a sad commentary. Visit the plant and see for yourself what a finely tuned assembly process it is building a very high quality project.
I have never seen such a disorganized factory setting,people in casual clothes no protective gear what so ever,and than you have a old geazer who tightens one bolt at 2.14 and than looks at his watch like oh shit I've done too much work time for a lunch break, and this is why I can never for the life of me think of owning an American made car, no quality no pride just a bailout on our tax dollars for a company that should have gone bankrupt for this very reason the video shows,it's sicking.
Daniel Redmer You're way off base..... That man was checking the torque on the vital bolts set forth by the NHTSB. He's not looking at his watch. Everyone wears what they want too according to GM rules. It saves the Company Millions of Dollars not having to provide every employee with a uniform. You're obviously in Error of your post. I would strongly suggest you speak with facts and not your incorrect opinion.
I happen to work at the General Motors plant in Lordstown, Ohio. First let me start by thanking all of you that have purchased a Cruze. I purchased one for my wife and she loves it. I have been able to get up to 45 MPG in our Cruze and it rides great!
Next let me clear up a few things. Yes, this looks very unorganized in the video. The people you see in the video that are working on the car are the hourly employees. All the rest are in management and engineers. . This video was filmed early in the production of the Cruze and they were there to go over any possible production problems during the launch.
The clothing everyone is wearing is their personal clothing. In the departments you see in the video the only protective clothing that is required is watch and belt protectors, gloves and safety glasses for anyone working under the car. The stamping plant requires more protective clothing to protect from cuts from the sharp metal and welding splatter and the paint shop requires everyone to wear lint free coveralls as well and use only approved soap, shampoo, deodorant and so on to protect the paint. All the protective clothing that is needed is worn. I see complaints about people wearing "casual clothes". Really? Should we all wear three piece suits while working in a dirty assembly plant where temperatures can exceed 100 degrees? We aren't out to win any fashion competitions. Our goal is to build a top quality car.
The man the you see "tighten screw, looks at watch" is a torque monitor. His job is to test the torque of every nut and bolt on the vehicle to make sure they are up to specifications. He's not looking at his watch, he's looking at his torque wrench to see that the bolt he just checked is within specifications. Then he's on his way to the next bolt he needs to check. I agree it's not one of the hardest jobs in the plant but it is a very important job if you don't want bolts falling out because they were under torque specifications.
Again, thanks to all of you for your support!
Bill Chimo Bill thank you for all of the information. In the UK, employees would be provided with uniform (polo shirts, trousers and boiler suits) for working on the line.
Bill Chimo I have a Black Granite Metallic 2012 Chevy Cruze LTZ RS with the tan and brown interior loaded with the bells and whistles. I love it. Good job you guys. Keep up the good work.
+Bill Chimo These employees at this company ain't no different than people you see working at Wal-Mart. A factory doesn't serve the general public so they don't have to show an image like working at car dealership. Bill heavy industry used to be 70 %of the economy. Now it's 30%. You guys are rare birds in the United States. There is a natural hate for manufacturing in the United States. Bill What is hated is that americans are still seeing other americans doing a job that they never wanted to do. Nobody ever wanted to work in a nasty,dirty,stinking,hazardous;and Dangerous factory.That's what you are seeing in the some of the responses here bill. Hate.
If you ever see the BMW Mini plant in Britain, you will understand what some of the people here are talking about.
Oh yeah if we compare ourselves to the royals all of us the pimps and bums.
Let me clear a few things for people that are bashing these workers and the factory... I work for the Chrysler plant in ILL... When u have a "launch " there's always going to be people standing around making sure the cars are getting put together properly... Like making sure the operators are not falling behind from their windows.. Making sure the torque specs are correct.. Etc etc... And we are not required uniforms unless if u work in the paint and body shops... Yes there are some areas that required you to wear bump caps eyeglass and sleeves.. And these workers put their pride in these cars as much as we do in belvidere.. And any other automotive plant in the US
I love my Chevrolet Cruze, one of the best cars I ever had!
It was born as a Korean car
I wish you where correct
Thank you GM/Chevrolet for making my 2013 CRUZE ECO!!
A driving machine that makes me happy!!
I have a 2006 Cobalt that was built at that plant. 135,000 miles. It served me well. Going to replace it with a 2017 or 2018 Cruze soon, to show my support for America. Lordstown, you have my condolences.
I own a Cruze. I would recommend one in a heartbeat. I traded in my foreign car for one.
They are not standing around, they are following the camera in an attempt to display quality and craftsman style work. Unfortunately mass production is not designed around craftsman style production nor does have a high level of quality. This plant is very unorganized in the video.
2:14 : This man is the reason they are breaking down * tightens screw * * looks at watch * " oh shit, lunch time, fuck this "
That looks to be a snapon pr equivalent digital torque wrench . He is looking at the torque
I went to the Volkswagen plant in Tennessee, and most of the assembly line workers are sitting in chairs and screwing on bolts
I love my 2015 LT, I wish they still made these cars, they were good!
I love my 2015 LT Chevy Cruze. It has the Turbo engine. Very quick! Retired @ Chrysler Fenton, Missouri
I own a 2010 Chevy Malibu, I heard many bad things about it but Ive had no issue with it at all it's the smoothest car I've ever driven
After sale servise of General Motor is poor, as i Experience,After writing them more than 7 time my Problems with car are still the same, so wort and Bull shit..........
Correct me if I am wrong..... When bolting on a wheel, isn't the correct method to tighten the lug ACROSS the wheel from the last lug tightened (star pattern), NOT the one NEXT to it as the idiot in the video is doing? Using the method shown can result in a warped brake rotor.
Agree
Made in 'Murica...
that's what the warranty is for
That is why Robots are better. No mistake or corners cut. The robot doesn't bitch to the UAW office that went to lunch 2 minutes late.
get torqued down the line...
I bought a 2008 chevy malibu on April 23 this year, 24 hrs after engine gauge said it was overheating took it in they said it was a faulty gauge, 3 days later engine starts overheating again and car dies have to bring it in again.If you decide to buy a chevy be sure to purchase a full warranty with the engine included and before your warranty expires, get full coverage automotive repair insurance because whoever designed the engine for this car must have been really drunk. Though it seems even foreign cars have alot of problems too.
mpeppermint23 but the amercians cars before 2010 are bad.... I'm looking from 2012 and above. don't expect good American cars below 2010 because they are very disappointing.... a Nissan Altima from 2008 would a way better deal than an American car.
Какая-то странная у них сборка, толпой крутят одну гайку. Напоминает сборку в россии.
Honda/Toyota have pretty damn high levels of quality with their plants spitting-out cars/trucks as fast as they can make them. It's a Daewoo-Opel product to begin with.......not something consumers really want............GM loses money on most of their small cars assembled or sold in North America>>>>>>>>sole purpose of selling/assembling them is to boost the CAFE ratings
To all the idiots commenting, this was a pre-production model they were building when the video was taken . Can't you see there are no other cars going down the line! All assembly plants do this The plant was still building 2010 Cobalts when this was filmed.
I special ordered my 2014 Cruze in July 2013. Took delivery late August 2013. Still have it to this day. My favorite car that I've ever owned. Thanks to these awesome workers! I wish they were still building them!
Yes, when affordability is an issue.
Proudly Made In the USA... Im only 45 mins away from The Heart of Lordstown OH...
very sad that this fantastic plant closed... great workers!
your very welcome me and my wife just bought a 2017 Chevy Cruze we Love it the gas mileage is Great and so much room in a little car and Great for just cruising in
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The process has come a long way since this footage.
cheeky, he is pre-installed them. we have a specialized machine that applies the proper torque and sequence down the line from this job.
Nice very fascinating to see them out these great cars together I like.
аккуратно собирают молодцы Американцы 👍приветствую из Дагестана
It gets so disheartening to see people bash american cars When a lot of foreign cars have had serious recalls also. I think I remember Toyota had a recall a few years ago for brake issues also. BTW_ I own both a foreign and american car and I'm happy with both of them.
My first car was a fiat (bulshit), second Renault (bullshit), third Peugeot (bullshit) and the last Chevrolet cruze Sw from 2013 and we are really really happy. I will buy another Chevrolet but sadly chevrolet don't sale cars in Europe... Please come baaaack to France and Europe.
Thank you Guys for building my Car I love it!! Carry on UAW Workers..
I'm seeing 50+ MPG on the Highway with my Manual Eco model Cruze and with 5 star safety ratings, there is no reason not to get this car if you are looking for a good one. If you are already a Cruze owner, go check out our forums; w w w. CruzeTalk. c om
I have an '18 cruze LT and I can get it up to 41 MPG on the highway and around 29 city. You cant get much better IMO
I was choose my first car because the interior was comfortable and beautiful, it was an Opel Astra in Europe by GM, all these years everything was perfect also by mechanical side, i still have it and it's working perfect, really.
Whoever decided to put plastic cooling system components on a turbocharged engine must’ve been on some serious drugs. I’ve seen a fair share of (and I’m currently upgrading) these cars with the plastic components getting brittle from all of the hot/cold cycles
My step mom has a 2014 it’s trashed on the the inside. Actual puddle of coffee inside
Dear
followers!! Don't let the beautiful pictures confuse you . Anyone who
buys a new car from GENERAL Motors the chance you threw your money into
the trash is very large. In this company there is no customer service,
the company's management does not care at all, if you have a problem or a
malfunction, you can only pray to God there is a chance that the help
will come faster. GM is a very dangerous company, be careful and keep
your money safe.!!!Share so more people don't get screwed.GM is a big bluff
Chevrolet cruze is a unique car his look is outstanding 👌👌👌👌👌👌
I love my 2015 Chevy Cruze LT I'm retired @ Chrysler Fenton,Missouri U.A.W. Local 136 I love that shirt: "Cruze The U.S.A. In Your Chevrolet"
I love cruze and suddenly in last week of December-2017, Chevy company broke my dream car.
And they left India.
Хорошая машина!
to put these great cars together very interesting
i have a 2010 vw golf that i love, but if i were in the market for a new car, i think the cruzewould be high up my list. it's the first chevrolet that's ever appealed to me.
3:37, come on GM, its brand new. Why does it sound like a 3rd owner nissan altima with 200,000 miles?
My dad was a gm employee. Till the Maryland factory closed down :( it was one of the saddest day's for are state so manny jobs lost. Just why?
I own a 12' cruze and love love love it. i love it so much i named her september lol. I wish i was a worker at GM. watching this video and other kinds of videos of the process interests me greatly. I think i would honestly be a wonderful worker. I know assembly for one haha.
I look at this more often and I think, "the way things used to be."
Biggest piece of crap try replacing a radiator fan on this crap and on any japanese vehicle japanese is 100 better always
I still own and ride my 2012 LT 2.0 VCDI Indian version. And that vehicle runs like a charm. Many modern car owners envy this vehicle because it was made that way, to last long. I will be extending my Green Tax and Fitness once it is due because I ain't letting this vehicle to be put to sleep even if Chevy has left Indian markets and there's scarcity of spares. I will make sure to comb out the nearest scrapyard if in case needed but not letting it go. That's how Cruze enthusiasm looks like. Wishes.
From the looks of that first startup they tick from day 1 lol
they got more people just staring and watching then anything
tstill This is the launch of that model. The people standing and watching are Engineers, Material Quality Control, outside vendors examining their parts, and finally the GM Management Team following the new build process.
Many of you are without knowledge or understanding and make incorrect posts.
I suggest all of you go today and watch a finely tuned manufacturing process. One that builds high quality vehicles and meets their production schedules set forth by the Corporation HQ.....
I bought a cruze six years ago. It's a great car.
looks so old plant, worry about the quality
This is where Bradley was born. Sexy beast.
Are this cars for americans?? They are too small
i love these cars, my mom has one... but they got too many damn issues… can't compete with the quality of my camry for damn sure
richard ford Chevy cruze is like having a corolla but corollas a bit better than cruze for sure. Toyota Camry is too much of comparison for a cruze. Camry should be compare with a Malibu or Impala.
+Victor Valenzuela have a cruze rs ltz, way better than camry shit, never a problem!
richard ford Camry is much more better build then Cruze for sure
43rocket you should compare thr Malibu with the Camry..... Have you ever been in a Camry before?
I drove a 2014 Camry
Do they have a Impala Version of this :) 2013
Yes
We want chevy to come back in India
wow! Just like the movie Gung Ho
good lookin car this cruze
It's a good movie.
Saw it in the theatre in '86.
CHEVROLET PLANT ?????????????????????????
👌👌👌
lol...not a lot going on in your head, is there? Recognizable by your instant gravitation towards cursing. This video shows a bunch of overweight people walking around. Maybe it's some type of training, but if it's not, that's just too many people. If you understood how money works you would know what I'm talking about. My tax money recently had to bail out this poorly managed company before. Our new Chevy's at work are falling apart faster than ever before, that's why we're getting rid of them.
How come nobody is wearing any uniform?
That what I thought
Why should they? They work in a factory!!!! It saves the company money. They don't deal with customers and what they do would not make a difference anyway if they have uniforms or not. There is no point in this case.
that line is moving to fast
do not have an outfit which is
See video at 3:21.
not cross screwing :/
Alot of people standing around doing nothing but chatting!! Thats how faults develop in cars.!!
too many employees
Pretty cool
frivolous
Devil is born!!!!
Alright which of those engineer guys decided not to put Cruise Control inside a CRUZE LS?! Even my base model camry from 25 years ago came with cruise control...
I find it amusing how this plant, in the USA, their employees are wearing TShirts and Jeans and looking pretty casual. yet in other videos that aren't on American Soil, they're wearing protective clothing and hats and such.
Murray the Dog
It's not an issue. In reality it saves the company $$$ Millions of Dollars not having to supply the employees with all those things you mentioned. Ford is the same way as well as Jeep Chrysler.
All the foreign companies building here in America also are not strict on attire.
Do they install the diesel here?
Those are made in the plant in Ohio, so yes. I assume it's this plant.
A lot of overpaid union employees standing around...
WOW! THIS SHOULD BE TOP SELLING CAR OF ALL TIME.... DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON A HONDA.
I am not a Honda fan, but they do make good cars. They're over rated and some people don't see beyond a Honda or Toyota, but depsite that I wouldn't buy one. Bought a 2017 Chevrolet Cruze TDI. Very quiet Diesel engine and gives over 50 MPG. Yes, I drive a lot ( highway) so a diesel made sense. 22,550 was also not a bad price.
2011 Cruze RS - (2) AC Compressors, (3) ECM changes on turbo, (2) Thermostat housings replaces, (1) Cat Converter code, (1) Vent control box replaced. That's in three years. I would trade mine for a Ford Pinto right about now. What a POS.
Wow this is a joke. Never going to buy an american produced car.
Daniel Fl.
Unfortunately you're not qualified or educated in this assembly process of a new model launch. It takes a period of time to perfect the process of thousands of parts coming together with thousands of employees to completely build a vehicle from scratch and have everything assembled perfectly.
You're a negative individual that doesn't understand what you were looking at. Unfortunately for you it is a sad commentary. Visit the plant and see for yourself what a finely tuned assembly process it is building a very high quality project.
They are lying to you, the Cruze is made in Mexico.
I have never seen such a disorganized factory setting,people in casual clothes no protective gear what so ever,and than you have a old geazer who tightens one bolt at 2.14 and than looks at his watch like oh shit I've done too much work time for a lunch break, and this is why I can never for the life of me think of owning an American made car, no quality no pride just a bailout on our tax dollars for a company that should have gone bankrupt for this very reason the video shows,it's sicking.
Daniel Redmer
You're way off base.....
That man was checking the torque on the vital bolts set forth by the NHTSB.
He's not looking at his watch.
Everyone wears what they want too according to GM rules.
It saves the Company Millions of Dollars not having to provide every employee with a uniform.
You're obviously in Error of your post. I would strongly suggest you speak with facts and not your incorrect opinion.