I believe a large portion of the followers are here because they are interested in the whole production process :) Thanks a lot for the comment and I will be very happy to subscribe, next video will be coming soon...
Toyota has many factories in the world, but the difference is huge and very big when you buy a Toyota car from Japan and buy a Toyota from other countries. The manufacturing of Toyota in Japan is quality, durability, and precision in work, and in every car they manufacture in Japan. Toyota has manufacturing facilities in 26 countries including Japan, the U.S, Brazil, China, France, the United Kingdom, Australia, and others. Toyota produces dozens of different models for more than 170 countries in the world and has a very large network of production facilities.
Don't own Toyota, but have toured many different manufacturer's plants. One thing that always strikes me is how much more professional Toyota front line employees are.
Thanks a lot for asking. Yes, either there is exactly as you write the possibility of an employee to suspend the production line or there is a monitoring station that monitors that everything is going well
Yes, there are a number of safety protocols in place, and every station has an e-stop button that would shut down the line. Attitude, tho is another thing. The tools used are programmed for torque, speed and monitored real time. They are very expensive, try getting workers that come to work and do what they're getting paid for. Most are ready to go home at the drop of a hat. And then the disgruntled ones treat the tools horribly, dropping, throwing, and then complaining the tools are sh-t, anything to shut down the line, sit on their butt's and get paid.
Logistically, this may seem like a disadvantage, but the opposite is true. Specialising each factory in a particular activity is more advantageous than having it all in one place.
Some plants do produce more parts in-house than others. Toyota Kentucky (largest facility) has a Powertrain plant and can produce engines in addition to their other 3 plants producing Camry, RAV4, and Lexus, while I believe Toyota Alabama specializes in producing only engines. While automobiles have over 3,000 parts to assemble, it would be very difficult (and actually more expensive) to produce everything needed for automobile production under one roof
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2024, I purchased a Toyota Corolla Cross. Everything is OK so far, except for the CVT transmission. These new transmissions sock. They are sluggish and unsafe. when you need to accelerate out of a dangerous situation, the car will rev up but not go anywhere.
Thanks so much for the comment. Unfortunately, you're right and a lot of people complain about this... Unfortunately, newer models are often not better at everything :(
Tariffs and nationalistic protectionism. The Ronald Reagan era placed heavy tariffs on Japan made products to persuade Americans to buy American made products. To battle these heavy tariffs, Japan based companies opened operations on American soil to avoid these tariffs. Paying in USD is more expensive than JPY but it is worth keeping your customer base and brand perception in a foreign market.
@@sounddoctor5decades - I think not only Toyota, but all products quality has fallen. However, I wonder what US of A auto would come close to present day US of A made Toyota quality. I have Japanese made LEXUS RX350 2022, awesome. Before that 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overlander 4.7L HO. Loved it, but over years repair sheet longer than my arm.
@@henkmagnetic3103 I concur that all quality has fallen, much of that due to supply chain issues attributable to COVID. Toyota in particular is having more significant and impactful issues in more recent years due to establishing itself as a standard of reliability. Unfortunately, many of their high time engineers are timing out and retiring, this has left them with a huge problem, when you look at more recent product releases, they are having HUGE problems with fundamental core engineering affecting all routes to market. Legendary Toyota reliability is exactly that, a LEGEND. Its more pronounced and quite frankly more sad, because they have fallen SO FAR. Unfortunately, Toyota is looking like GM of the early 80's. They have some VERY CATASTROPHIC recalls going on right now, impacting both Toyota and Lexus. If I were one of the Tundra owners that paid 85K for a truck only to have the engine blow after 5K miles then have Toyota tell me they are going to send a short block to the dealer, remove all the usable parts off the blown engine and put them on the new short block, pull the cab on my new truck so they can pull the engine and replace it with a rebuild that was done at the dealership and turn my truck into a worthless POS, I would be PISSED. Unfortunately, they are doing that, along with all the transmissions in Tacoma's blowing, and that same 3.4 turbo in the Tundra blowing up in Lexus, and the Corolla 1.5 turbo 3 cylinder starting cars on fire and then Toyota telling the customer to stick it. That is unacceptable, Thank you, I will buy a Ford and put up with their nit picky recalls, I have a F150 and Ranger for my farm trucks and they have 190K and 480K on them respectively and have, for the most part, been trouble free. I have good friends that have 22 and 23 Tacoma and Tundra and they have been shitbox's, In my opinion, and that's all it is based on personal experience, no auto manufacturer has a clear advantage anymore, you can get a piece of poo from anybody. I'm old, have had automotive products from virtually everyone, short of exotics (no Bentley, Rolls, Ferrari, lambo) and I've had great luck, although I'm OCD with maintenance. I've only been stranded by 2 brands, Toyota and Subaru. I even had a 1981 Chevy Citation X-11 if you even know what that is, and that was prime time for the malaise years of US brands, and even that was a unfulfilling BUT RELIABLE car. Sorry for the novel.....
if the American toyota only makes it for the market of its country and its surroundings, that's why it's better than in Asia, even there it's more luxurious and bigger and of course it has to save fuel to differentiate it from the vehicles there
@@usaproductionlines3065 can you guide me how toyota can hire me cause i am not in america i am in algeria i have some mechanic experience and thank you
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Ror being titled "Super Advanced" they're having an awful lot of issues. Unfortunately this is a global issue instituted by governments around the world
I'd say all automobile toravans have similar problems... But with the exception of Japan and Germany. Cars made in those countries are actually better made in my experience. What do you think?
The Alabama factory for the Corolla Cross. Poor assembly quality. Disaligned panels. Poor quality control. You have to see it to believe it, a lady published a photo of the vehicle she was to take possession of, the rear lights were different. I swear it's true, I saw it. Steering wheel crumbling (two cases of which I am aware). etc. This plan really has some quality issues.
This doesn't surprise me. People here (AL) do not care what they do. They are very nice people at a personal level but a big no at a professional level. Part of that is a cultural thing. I live about 5 miles from that Toyota Mazda Alabama plant. The build quality is undoubtedly worse for those Corollas built in Mississippi. LOL!
@@tad6176 Toyota pays well above the minimum wage in my area. It was like $24 for an entry-level/inexpensive position. That was 2yrs ago. They pay so well that other companies in this area are competing with Toyota in hiring a workforce. Why do you think they deserve $35/ hr for no experience and don't care attitude? They need to prove themselves first and earn from it.
@@tad6176 Go make this kind of comment to people with very modest incomes who have had the interior of their new car literally flooded because of a plastic pipe not connected to the water drain on their sunroof. Of course $20 an hour is poorly paid and this must be the subject of a union fight, but no one is forcing them to accept this job with the responsibilities that come with it.
I have worked in factories for a long time. Bad quality comes from bad management not workers. In the factories I have worked, I have worked my ass off while the person beside me picked his nose all day. when it came to bonus payout, i got the same bonus as him/her. where was my motivation to give a crap. and also, in factories you don't move up for your hard work, but for who you know. the harder you work, the more work you get. North American manufacturing thinking needs to go back to the thinking table.
Must have been a bad workforce in 2016... well, I suppose your Toyota Camry wasn't being built until Friday afternoon and the employees already wanted to go home.... :) (just kidding...) I wish you hundreds of thousands of more miles on it...
Watched this to see what was sorted "secret"... What a terrible production line. Can't believe this is Toyota in the USA of all places. Whoever that runs this plant should be fired. A big fail for Toyota.
Comparison with manufacturing processes at Nissan factories - ua-cam.com/video/CdVCBCDDf5A/v-deo.html
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I believe a large portion of the followers are here because they are interested in the whole production process :) Thanks a lot for the comment and I will be very happy to subscribe, next video will be coming soon...
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first 5 seconds of the vids makes me want to test drive one of those :)
I have a corolla cross . We love it very High tech. great gas mileage and very good ride
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Toyota has many factories in the world, but the difference is huge and very big when you buy a Toyota car from Japan and buy a Toyota from other countries. The manufacturing of Toyota in Japan is quality, durability, and precision in work, and in every car they manufacture in Japan. Toyota has manufacturing facilities in 26 countries including Japan, the U.S, Brazil, China, France, the United Kingdom, Australia, and others. Toyota produces dozens of different models for more than 170 countries in the world and has a very large network of production facilities.
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Don't own Toyota, but have toured many different manufacturer's plants. One thing that always strikes me is how much more professional Toyota front line employees are.
On these assembly lines, are there STOP buttons in case something doesn't fit or work the way it should?
Thanks a lot for asking. Yes, either there is exactly as you write the possibility of an employee to suspend the production line or there is a monitoring station that monitors that everything is going well
Yes, there are a number of safety protocols in place, and every station has an e-stop button that would shut down the line. Attitude, tho is another thing. The tools used are programmed for torque, speed and monitored real time. They are very expensive, try getting workers that come to work and do what they're getting paid for. Most are ready to go home at the drop of a hat. And then the disgruntled ones treat the tools horribly, dropping, throwing, and then complaining the tools are sh-t, anything to shut down the line, sit on their butt's and get paid.
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Thanks a lot for your comment, Ray.
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That thumbnail...... Good Lord.
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I preferred made in Japan.
Thanks so much for the feedback. Would you like a video of Japanese car factories for comparison?
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Thanks so much for the comment Keith. I wish your Toyota Camry to run until at least 2035 without any problems...
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Why isn't everything at one single plant?
Logistically, this may seem like a disadvantage, but the opposite is true. Specialising each factory in a particular activity is more advantageous than having it all in one place.
Some plants do produce more parts in-house than others. Toyota Kentucky (largest facility) has a Powertrain plant and can produce engines in addition to their other 3 plants producing Camry, RAV4, and Lexus, while I believe Toyota Alabama specializes in producing only engines.
While automobiles have over 3,000 parts to assemble, it would be very difficult (and actually more expensive) to produce everything needed for automobile production under one roof
The Corolla assembly line shots are at least 10 years old.
The production part of the Toyota Corolla is there multiple times, older but also a year old... check out the rest of the video and you'll see...
Wonder what is the avg. wage in this facility ?
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Suku cadang juga sangat melimpah.!!!, mudah didapat.!!!, tidak perlu menunggu.!!!, hari itu juga pasti dapat.!!, dan kendaraan bisa segera berkerja kembali.!!!
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that metal sounds so thin, hey?
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Where's the Ram RHO vids? haha I know they haven't built it yet.
Soon... :) Anyway, thanks for the comment.
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They need to fix this Highlander with a transmissionproblems? started with a 2023 and.up
2024, I purchased a Toyota Corolla Cross. Everything is OK so far, except for the CVT transmission. These new transmissions sock. They are sluggish and unsafe. when you need to accelerate out of a dangerous situation, the car will rev up but not go anywhere.
Thanks so much for the comment. Unfortunately, you're right and a lot of people complain about this... Unfortunately, newer models are often not better at everything :(
Yup don’t buy cvts they are trash from all manufacturers.
Where's the lady with the badonkadonk? 😂
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What made you open this one?
The thumbnail
I still would like to know how they are messing up the transmissions....
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They forgot to test drive my rav4. I bought mine from the dealer brand new with only 1 mile on the odometer 🤔
That's strange. And did you claim your Toyota RAV4? In any case, thanks for commenting and sharing your experience...
@@2024.choice why is that impossible, please elaborate 🤔
So how is it that a foreign country can have their vehicles assembled and made here in the USA when the avg. wage is higher than in Japan ?
Tariffs and nationalistic protectionism.
The Ronald Reagan era placed heavy tariffs on Japan made products to persuade Americans to buy American made products.
To battle these heavy tariffs, Japan based companies opened operations on American soil to avoid these tariffs.
Paying in USD is more expensive than JPY but it is worth keeping your customer base and brand perception in a foreign market.
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Is this where they make that toyota v six turbo that continues to blow up
No. Alabama.
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Toyota reliability is a thing of the past.
Toyota JAPAN is still #1 for quality
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@@sounddoctor5decades - I think not only Toyota, but all products quality has fallen.
However, I wonder what US of A auto would come close to present day US of A made Toyota quality.
I have Japanese made LEXUS RX350 2022, awesome.
Before that 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overlander 4.7L HO. Loved it, but over years repair sheet longer than my arm.
@@henkmagnetic3103 I concur that all quality has fallen, much of that due to supply chain issues attributable to COVID. Toyota in particular is having more significant and impactful issues in more recent years due to establishing itself as a standard of reliability. Unfortunately, many of their high time engineers are timing out and retiring, this has left them with a huge problem, when you look at more recent product releases, they are having HUGE problems with fundamental core engineering affecting all routes to market. Legendary Toyota reliability is exactly that, a LEGEND. Its more pronounced and quite frankly more sad, because they have fallen SO FAR. Unfortunately, Toyota is looking like GM of the early 80's. They have some VERY CATASTROPHIC recalls going on right now, impacting both Toyota and Lexus. If I were one of the Tundra owners that paid 85K for a truck only to have the engine blow after 5K miles then have Toyota tell me they are going to send a short block to the dealer, remove all the usable parts off the blown engine and put them on the new short block, pull the cab on my new truck so they can pull the engine and replace it with a rebuild that was done at the dealership and turn my truck into a worthless POS, I would be PISSED. Unfortunately, they are doing that, along with all the transmissions in Tacoma's blowing, and that same 3.4 turbo in the Tundra blowing up in Lexus, and the Corolla 1.5 turbo 3 cylinder starting cars on fire and then Toyota telling the customer to stick it. That is unacceptable, Thank you, I will buy a Ford and put up with their nit picky recalls, I have a F150 and Ranger for my farm trucks and they have 190K and 480K on them respectively and have, for the most part, been trouble free. I have good friends that have 22 and 23 Tacoma and Tundra and they have been shitbox's, In my opinion, and that's all it is based on personal experience, no auto manufacturer has a clear advantage anymore, you can get a piece of poo from anybody. I'm old, have had automotive products from virtually everyone, short of exotics (no Bentley, Rolls, Ferrari, lambo) and I've had great luck, although I'm OCD with maintenance. I've only been stranded by 2 brands, Toyota and Subaru. I even had a 1981 Chevy Citation X-11 if you even know what that is, and that was prime time for the malaise years of US brands, and even that was a unfulfilling BUT RELIABLE car. Sorry for the novel.....
who told you that...we LOVE our RAV4 (2022). Fantastic car!!!
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if the American toyota only makes it for the market of its country and its surroundings, that's why it's better than in Asia, even there it's more luxurious and bigger and of course it has to save fuel to differentiate it from the vehicles there
I want to work here.
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Thanks so much for commenting and subscribing! I agree with your comment...
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I really want to be one of these worker
Thanks for the comment. What's stopping you? Every one of these Toyota plants is hiring virtually year-round...
@@usaproductionlines3065 can you guide me how toyota can hire me cause i am not in america i am in algeria i have some mechanic experience and thank you
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How often do they pull a vehicle for a quality check probably never !
We have a 25 yo Toyota Yaris verso. It was assembled by these people's grand dad. It has a steam engine.😂
That's why they have so many recalls, because they are made in the USA and not in Japan.
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@ 1:23 that hello hat ain’t gonna protect nobody’s noggin cmon Toyota
3:59 This was not the expert at the head of the video 🤣
Not a wonder why quality is down and price is up, vehicles built in plants in Japan are better.
No shots to show where they are messing with the sequoias engines?, they are dropping the ball in multiple models.
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i wana know, How much salary a worker there?
Thanks all...
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Tacoma, built in the USA, is essentially Ford and The one that was built in Mexico is basically Dodge.
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Ror being titled "Super Advanced" they're having an awful lot of issues. Unfortunately this is a global issue instituted by governments around the world
I'd say all automobile toravans have similar problems... But with the exception of Japan and Germany. Cars made in those countries are actually better made in my experience. What do you think?
Îm not here, for the cars....lol
made in japan toyota is more expensive. i thought it was because of the added shipping cost but it was valued more than that
Super Advanced?
Compared to some car companies, yes...
The Alabama factory for the Corolla Cross. Poor assembly quality. Disaligned panels. Poor quality control. You have to see it to believe it, a lady published a photo of the vehicle she was to take possession of, the rear lights were different. I swear it's true, I saw it. Steering wheel crumbling (two cases of which I am aware). etc. This plan really has some quality issues.
This doesn't surprise me. People here (AL) do not care what they do. They are very nice people at a personal level but a big no at a professional level. Part of that is a cultural thing.
I live about 5 miles from that Toyota Mazda Alabama plant. The build quality is undoubtedly worse for those Corollas built in Mississippi. LOL!
@@knightky007 What do you expect for $20 an hour on assemble line and little benefits. Where I live $16 is a minimum wage job.
@@tad6176 Toyota pays well above the minimum wage in my area. It was like $24 for an entry-level/inexpensive position. That was 2yrs ago. They pay so well that other companies in this area are competing with Toyota in hiring a workforce.
Why do you think they deserve $35/ hr for no experience and don't care attitude? They need to prove themselves first and earn from it.
@@tad6176 Go make this kind of comment to people with very modest incomes who have had the interior of their new car literally flooded because of a plastic pipe not connected to the water drain on their sunroof. Of course $20 an hour is poorly paid and this must be the subject of a union fight, but no one is forcing them to accept this job with the responsibilities that come with it.
I have worked in factories for a long time. Bad quality comes from bad management not workers. In the factories I have worked, I have worked my ass off while the person beside me picked his nose all day. when it came to bonus payout, i got the same bonus as him/her. where was my motivation to give a crap. and also, in factories you don't move up for your hard work, but for who you know. the harder you work, the more work you get. North American manufacturing thinking needs to go back to the thinking table.
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At GM Factory , Arlington Texas, Guy wearing a Tank top with Flip Flops, that's Quality There
That factory, is it related to Boeing?
Toyota has made millions of cars but they messed up the paint on my 2016 Camry. The paint started flaking off. It had to be redone.
Must have been a bad workforce in 2016... well, I suppose your Toyota Camry wasn't being built until Friday afternoon and the employees already wanted to go home.... :) (just kidding...) I wish you hundreds of thousands of more miles on it...
Toyota paint is always been crappy 5 years max especially in hot areas like arizona
Watched this to see what was sorted "secret"... What a terrible production line. Can't believe this is Toyota in the USA of all places. Whoever that runs this plant should be fired. A big fail for Toyota.