I'm not sure why Kia and Hyundai were mentioned in the OPs post- they are fine vehicles (I own one) but as mentioned cars are not built like RVs are. Also, the quality of a product has much more to do with the process by which it's manufactured, not the skill of the workers or the amount of inspections done during the manufacturing process. Way back in college I learned that "you can't inspect quality into a product". The Japanese were among the first to figure out that if you carefully engineer, monitor and control every aspect of the manufacturing process, you end up with much better results than just inspecting every product after it's been completed. Inspection is part of the process, but there's a lot more to it than just that.
