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Gläserne Manufaktur at Volkswagen Dresden Stefan Smalla about his Visit to Volkswagen's Transparent Factory. The factory is unique in that, you can look directly onto the assembly line from outside the building through glass walls. It's an architectural and cultural marketing trick that is aimed at giving the Phaeton some unique touch. If you're a potential buyer, you're being invited to pick your car features right inside the factory, which comes on top a cultural program of Dresden.
Quite an interesting Marketing "trick", creating a very strong product identity heavily linked to transparency, luxury and precision. |
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