My transmission was made in Japan
01-16-2006, 01:06 AM
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Even a wall painter or a hair stylist have to go through a 4-5 year training before they are certified to work independently on a customer (or an engine).
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in asian, you be in training until you are well over 50 years old before you can do anything of importance. that's why most CEO's are in their 60's if not 70's. LOL
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in asian, you be in training until you are well over 50 years old before you can do anything of importance. that's why most CEO's are in their 60's if not 70's. LOL
01-17-2006, 12:10 AM
#34
Originally Posted by lawjdc
I wouldn't so quick to say that workers in Germany are all German. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I read somewhere that the German economy is dependent on foreign workers, just like California. I recall that there is a sizeable number of Turkish immigrants that work in German factories.
BTW, the transmission in my 2005 997S Coupe is from Japan, according to the DOT sticker. But it seems to me that I read somewhere that the Japanese outsource their work to China now.
