Glossary / General

supply chain

25 Episode Mentions

Too Afraid to Ask

A supply chain is the series of steps that get a car from parts to your driveway. If one step breaks, it can delay or raise the price of cars.

Technical Definition

A supply chain is the network of suppliers, manufacturers, and distributors that deliver parts and finished vehicles to consumers. Disruptions can affect availability and cost.

Hear It Discussed

"We know it has legitimately been done 15 years ago before the supply chain. And what they're saying is,"
Is The Longbow Speedster The Future Of British Roadsters? — Carmudgeon w/ Cammisa & DTS — Ep 236 The Carmudgeon Show 31:25

"Well, yeah, I mean, yes, I think there's still like lingering supply chain stuff from COVID that and new cars are just really, really expensive."
Nicole Johnson (YouTuber, Monster Truck driver) The Smoking Tire 50:55

"That context matters because Tesla's supply chain is already shifting."
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