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Quality testing on the factory floor is nothing to joke about. Automakers need to make sure the work being done is up to snuff, and that means some extensive checks.
For Buick, that means using a lot of water for each of its Cascada convertibles. Each vehicle that rolls off the floor is subject to a high-pressure, ten-minute soaking that sprays nearly 20 gallons of water from each nozzle during every bath, just to guarantee the fabric roof hasn’t sprung any leaks.
For some reason, Buick has chosen to show off this testing with the help of what we imagine is the Gorton’s Fisherman’s baby cousin. Check out the strange testing video, available up top.