Take a peek into the Corvette assembly line

For science nerds, engineering nerds, and nerds like you and I, the show “How It’s Made” is always fascinating. But if you’re tired of pencils, lipstick, or various pork products are made, then their Dream Cars series should hold your interest with Lamborghinis, Veyrons, Porsche 911s, and now the brand-new Corvette Stingray.

This episode takes you to Bowling Green, Kentucky, to both the National Corvette Museum (pre-sinkhole) and the factory that’s practically across the street. Every step of the assembly process is shown. From testing to paintwork to machining the engine blocks, no step is left unrevealed.

Of course, if you pony up $5,000, you can help assemble your own Corvette engine. This video is much more comprehensive, and way cheaper.

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