So what? The srcews are not fully tightened so he just bumps the doors to fit right and then someone else tightens them.

I was expecting something much more violent of an adjustment.

now do that all day

I'm actually impressed to be honest. He seems to have this down to a good routine.

I'm a carpenter and this is basically what we do too when we put doors in place. The door is supposed to fit perfectly when it comes from a factory but there is always room for some adjustment

In every car manufacturer factory they do this... The only difference in Ferrari for example is that you do not have an assembly line, and that the guy works a full-day per each car to do the same job instead of a few minutes in a factory.

He seems good at what he does. Thats whats important.

regardless of your points mentioned above,
I'm never buying a Renault

I guess it's a case of 'Don't Knock it until you've tried it' like eating shit, a trillion billion quadzillion million FLYS can't be wrong

This is known as a final line

The true is, The Russian's ?re all used with the hammer to fix things and believe me Russian cars are not good for anything! Let's look at the people of Reno and I am sure that there will be a big problem with this video

I'm no expert, but those cars looks like Dacia (Romanian cars based on older Renault models), so it might not be Russia