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900 Missing Engines at the World’s Largest Kia Plant - Bama's Bonehead!
In this jaw-dropping international edition of Boneheads on The Bama Brown Experience, Bama dives into a wild story straight out of India — home to the world’s largest Kia manufacturing plant. With over 300,000 cars shipped annually, you'd think everything would be tightly controlled... but not quite.
An internal audit revealed that 900 car engines mysteriously vanished over just two years. That’s right — millions of dollars in engines somehow slipped out of the factory and into the black market. Was it an inside job? A disgruntled employee? Or a full-blown criminal operation? Bama breaks it all down with his signature wit and Southern charm, asking the real questions:
An internal audit revealed that 900 car engines mysteriously vanished over just two years. That’s right — millions of dollars in engines somehow slipped out of the factory and into the black market. Was it an inside job? A disgruntled employee? Or a full-blown criminal operation? Bama breaks it all down with his signature wit and Southern charm, asking the real questions:
- Who’s watching the doors?
- How do you smuggle an engine, let alone 900?
- And what kind of paperwork trail gets buried that deep?
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By 98.1 KVET-FM (KVET-FM)In this jaw-dropping international edition of Boneheads on The Bama Brown Experience, Bama dives into a wild story straight out of India — home to the world’s largest Kia manufacturing plant. With over 300,000 cars shipped annually, you'd think everything would be tightly controlled... but not quite.
An internal audit revealed that 900 car engines mysteriously vanished over just two years. That’s right — millions of dollars in engines somehow slipped out of the factory and into the black market. Was it an inside job? A disgruntled employee? Or a full-blown criminal operation? Bama breaks it all down with his signature wit and Southern charm, asking the real questions:
An internal audit revealed that 900 car engines mysteriously vanished over just two years. That’s right — millions of dollars in engines somehow slipped out of the factory and into the black market. Was it an inside job? A disgruntled employee? Or a full-blown criminal operation? Bama breaks it all down with his signature wit and Southern charm, asking the real questions:
- Who’s watching the doors?
- How do you smuggle an engine, let alone 900?
- And what kind of paperwork trail gets buried that deep?