Toledo, Ohio Jeep Plant to Reopen
On April 30th, 12 Chrysler plants were ordered to idle production as its parent company began talks with Fiat and other interested companies about a merger. Now that the smoke has cleared and Chrysler LLC is one with Fiat, 7 plants in the United States and Mexico are going to reopen. One of the largest Jeep production plants, located in Toledo, Ohio and responsible for making the Jeep Wrangler and Wrangler Limited, will produce those vehicles again by the end of June.
“Production at two plants in Michigan, one in Missouri, one in Ohio, two in Canada and one in Mexico will begin during the week of June 29,” a company statement said. Other reopened plants are major providers of Dodge Ram pickup trucks (in Michigan and St. Louis). Finally some happy news for Chrysler and Jeep!
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