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Manufacture Quotes

On making things, literally and not.

These quotes use manufacturing both literally, as in building cars, and figuratively, describing how people manufacture money, progress, or even conflict. That double meaning echoes themes in our Charles Simeon quotes collection.

You shouldn't try to manufacture progress.

Quotes by Sam Altman

We are a company that can actually manufacture cars.

Quotes by Robby Gordon

I want to manufacture a feud.

Quotes by Rob Corddry

Business is business. I don't manufacture cars, but we do manufacture money.

Quotes by Kenneth C. Griffin

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these quotes only refer to factories?
No — while some describe actual carmaking, others use manufacture more figuratively, like manufacturing money or momentum.
What does it mean to 'manufacture progress'?
One quote warns against forcing progress artificially, suggesting real advancement can't simply be manufactured on demand.
Is manufacturing conflict a theme here too?
Yes, one quote bluntly states a desire to manufacture a feud, using the word in a provocative, non-industrial sense.
Are these quotes from business leaders?
Several come from people discussing companies and industry, giving a practical view of what manufacturing actually involves.
How can manufacture quotes be used?
They suit business writing, discussions of industry, or commentary on how narratives get deliberately constructed. See also Edward Elgar quotes.

From factory floors to boardroom strategy, these lines show manufacturing as both an industry and a mindset. See related business perspectives in our Kevin Pietersen quotes and Sayed Kashua quotes.