Mr_K_Code65 said:I think what Ford generally does during the sample test is:
1. Review the build sheet and assembly quality, auditing and scoring teams on shift that day. Problems with assembly generate immediate feedback.
2. Roadtest the vehicle over test loop, checking for NVH, water leaks, braking, steering, shifting etc.
this is performed on all vehicles
3. Run the engine up to about 6500 RPM and hold it there for about 30 seconds. They then check the operating temp, and give the car a full diagnostic check.
this is performed on all vehicles-rolls test
4. Then they sit in your car and smoke a hand-rolled "cigarette" to see if the ashtray works.
5. Followed by a high speed run to the nearest liquor store. This is a timed exercise - audit team manager waits at the curb and starts drinking two beers. The run to the liquor store and back (10 miles) must be made before he sees the bottom of can number two.
6. Doughnuts are then performed in front of the nearest high school.
I might be wrong about this list, of course (at least part of it). If anyone has anything to add it would be great.
you are a total dick and it offends me that you believe this actually happens, maybe where you work