The Jeep brand is built on a rich past with very deep roots in America.  With this is mind, it makes sense that the company is building a new production facility in Toledo, Ohio, an industrial city with strong historical ties to the automaker.

Today in Toledo there is an area known as the Overland Industrial Park, which is a complex that was once called Willys-Overland Motors.  On this property from 1888 until 2006 stood the century-old Toledo Jeep Plant, which is where many of the very first Jeep models were produced.

 

Here at All American Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Midland we can't wait for the first of the new vehicles to roll off the production line and onto our lot.  At the same time, we will see an all-new Grand Cherokee and the return of an old favorite, the Cherokee nameplate.

The plan is for the new plant to produce the Grand Cherokee and the Wrangler, a task that will create over 1,300 new jobs for the area.

All of us at All American Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Midland are proud to see all of the work to make the rugged and powerful vehicles that we know our customers expect from the brand done right here on American soil.  If you have any questions about what will come next for the automaker, or have any questions about our selection of new and used vehicles, don't hesitate to contact us or to stop by our 3801 W Wall St Midland, TX 79703 location today.

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