We are talking about a workforce that s still in the maturing phase. You take all of these elements, along with some people who had never produced automobiles before and had very nonautomotive related manufacturing experience. The first production vehicle that we exported, the Z3, was rated No. 1 in its segment by J.D. Power and Associates. We also have internal quality measurements for each plant worldwide, and our quality levels are comparable to the German plants. We are all within the same range.
Training is on a continuum.
It will probably become much more complex as our workforce matures, and it will become more specific, but not without regard to the fundamental issues of process training and manufacturing. But as we mature, we will level up that training. The sophistication of the product is such that the associates have to keep abreast of that complex environment.