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Cars are sold and driven frequently.
After they are manufactured, they are then sold to customers and customers use them for transportation. -
Cars are manufactured and assembled.
Cars are manufactured and assembled by using an assembly line, this is a division of labor effort that workers are assigned to only one aspect then moves on to the next worker. For example one worker puts on the doors, moves down the line, and another workers paints them. -
Cars get damaged.
Either in a car accident or any other reason. Cars can get damaged or totaled. There are two options after this. Either the car is repaired or is scraped and sold for parts and recycled into manufacturing process. -
Repairing.
If the car is repairable. New or used parts can be used to fix the car. -
Scrap Yard.
If the car is damaged beyond repair, it can be used for scape. Either by taking usable parts from it to use in another car. Or by scraping the metal to be used for someone else, most likely raw materials for new car parts. -
Raw materials are used to make another car.
Materials used in broken cars, mostly metal. Are broken down to the raw material, and formed into new parts for a new car. Thus starting the cycle of a car all over again.
