As someone who’s involved in testing, I generally find test engineers to be quite honest, frank, and down to earth. They usually aren’t pumped full of PR hype and will shoot you straight. Jeff seems to be no exception. His responses are as direct as DCX Legal will allow him to be.

What impresses me most is that despite all the virtual and robotic aids available, the bottom line is actual vehicle driving, done by real people on real roads. DCX’s committment to this at the uppermost level, as evidenced by Jeff above, can only filter downwards to the folks that actually carry out the testing. This, folks, is a good thing for us as consumers.

Also take note the sheer volume of testing done on a yearly basis. each and every product undergoes more testing than most of us can imagine. while this won’t catch every single little problem possible, it should inspire confidence in their products.

any time you merge the testing expertise of 2 major global corporations, the end result can only be a good thing. look for ever-better overall quality from DCX in the future.

i look forward to being able to provide our readership with more of these types of insider interviews in the future! thanks for reading!

-carl