🚗 How Things Are Made · Education Series

How Cars Are Made & Repaired

An installable teaching course: every major part of the car — how it is manufactured, the industry behind it, how it is fitted, and how it is repaired, with the exact tools for each job and the reason for each tool.

Download the course

One setup file per system. The setup downloads the course files over a secure connection and verifies each file's checksum before installing — a damaged or tampered download is refused and nothing is installed. The course then runs on your own computer; nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Read the colour manual first if you like: it shows, step by step, what you will see at each step of the install and of every lesson.

What the course covers

How it's made — 11 lessons

  • The engine and its internal parts
  • Transmission · Wheels and tires
  • Brakes · Suspension · Steering
  • Electrical system · Cooling · Exhaust
  • Body and paint — even the painting
  • The full assembly line

How it's repaired — 10 lessons + the garage

  • Symptoms → diagnosis → repair, step by step
  • The exact tools for each job — and why that tool
  • The garage: setting one up, how work flows,
  • and the problem-to-solution diagnosis method

Vehicle types — 3 lessons

  • Sedan · SUV (Sport Utility Vehicle) · Truck
  • Shared parts are taught once; each type's
  • differences get their own lesson

Every lesson has a narrated video, an audio lesson in three voices (choose yours inside the course), a schematic diagram, the full written lesson with its sources, and a check quiz. Where a maker's process details are proprietary, the lesson says so and labels the passage a reconstruction built from expired patents and public literature.

Tested before it was published

This title passed the house pre-production gate: design tests on every lesson, operating-effectiveness tests that perform the learner's whole journey on a real running copy (every lesson opened, quizzes passed and failed on purpose, voice choice and progress proven to survive restarts, a corrupted progress file proven to recover), media checks on every video and voice track, and installer tests — including a deliberately tampered download that the setup must refuse. The exact counts are printed in the build report delivered with the course.