🏢Mazda and Toyota have a joint factory in Huntsville, Alabama.
🚗The cars produced by Mazda and Toyota in the joint factory are completely unrelated.
🛠️The stamping press is the only shared component in the production process.
👥The employees in the joint factory are divided among Mazda, Toyota, and the joint venture.
📍The cars go through separate lines and inspections before coming together for final inspection.
Do Mazda and Toyota cars share the same factory?
—Yes, Mazda and Toyota have a joint factory in Huntsville, Alabama.
Are the cars produced by Mazda and Toyota related?
—No, the cars produced by Mazda and Toyota in the joint factory are completely unrelated.
What components do Mazda and Toyota share in the production process?
—Mazda and Toyota only share the stamping press in the production process.
How are the employees divided in the joint factory?
—The employees in the joint factory are divided among Mazda, Toyota, and the joint venture.
What is the production process for the cars in the joint factory?
—The cars go through separate lines and inspections before coming together for final inspection.
00:00The video introduces the topic of Mazda and Toyota sharing a factory and discusses a previous episode where this was mentioned.
00:12The host apologizes for misleading viewers and introduces a guest to provide more details on the topic.
01:22The guest explains that Mazda and Toyota have a joint factory in Huntsville, Alabama where they share the stamping press.
02:40The guest describes the process in the joint factory, where Mazda and Toyota have separate lines for building unrelated cars.
03:39The guest clarifies that the employees in the joint factory belong to Mazda, Toyota, and the joint venture.
06:01The guest discusses the changes and refinements made to the car's performance, including steering, braking, and handling.
06:46The guest invites viewers to share any tweaks or suggestions for other Mazda cars.
07:05The video ends with a brief conversation about the plug-in hybrid CX-90.
