Assembly Process and Drivetrain Delivery

The video provides an overview of the Lansing Grand River assembly plant, located 90 miles northwest of Detroit. It highlights the plant's flexibility in building multiple vehicles simultaneously based on orders rather than batches. The assembly process begins with a freshly painted body and involves several stages, including the installation of the drivetrain using automatically guided vehicles. The video also discusses the challenges faced during assembly and the precision required to ensure high performance, such as the Camaro SS's ability to accelerate from zero to 60 in four seconds.

Where is the Lansing Grand River assembly plant located in relation to Detroit?

• 90 miles southwest

• 90 miles northeast

• 90 miles northwest

• 90 miles southeast

How often do new machines roll off the line at the Lansing Grand River assembly plant?

• Every three minutes

• Every two minutes

• Every five minutes

• Every minute

What is a key feature of the plant's production process?

• Building only one type of vehicle

• Building without any orders

• Building in large batches

• Building to order

What marks the beginning of the assembly process?

• Installation of the rear shocks

• Arrival of the freshly painted body

• Installation of the back bumper

• Arrival of the drivetrain

How many stations are involved in bolting the drivetrain together?

• 10 stations

• 12 stations

• 16 stations

• 14 stations

What is used to deliver the drivetrain to the assembly line?

• Forklift

• Conveyor belt

• Automatically guided vehicle

• Manually guided vehicle

How many bolts are used to secure the undercarriage, transmission, and exhaust?

• 10 bolts

• 8 bolts

• 12 bolts

• 14 bolts

What performance capability is achieved by the Camaro SS due to the precise assembly?

• Zero to 60 in five seconds

• Zero to 60 in six seconds

• Zero to 60 in four seconds

• Zero to 60 in three seconds