Designing cars for disassembly could cut repair costs
About this episode
John McElroy discusses how car companies can design vehicles for easier disassembly to reduce repair costs.
WWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports car companies, which are trying to make vehicles more affordable, can design their vehicles to be disassembled if they want to reduce repair costs.
People in this episode
Guest: John McElroy
Topics covered
- car design
- repair costs
- automotive industry
- affordability
- disassembly
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Organizations: WWJ
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