supply chains
Supply chains are all the steps and people that help make a car, from getting the parts to putting them together and delivering the finished vehicle.
Supply chains refer to the network of suppliers, manufacturers, and logistics that bring parts and vehicles from production to the end customer.
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"Yes. The other thing about this, by the way, supply chains. Did we learn nothing from COVID and the Ever Given and all of these things where everyone was like, oh no, we need to bring our supply..."
Very Daisy Duke - 31 March 2026 Motoring Podcast - News Show
"...you have to go really deep into your supply chains in certain cases..."
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"They offer a lot of value, but some risk, supply chains, spare parts, stuff like that."
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