(Detroit, MI) Employees at the Toledo Jeep assembly complex are receiving high praise from Fiat Chrysler's top man.
CEO Sergio Marchionne opened the North American International Auto Show in Detroit Monday by thanking the Toledo workforce for their dedication to the next-generation Wrangler.
The 2018 Jeep Wrangler is taking center stage this week at the show amid high customer interest in the upgraded vehicle. 300,000 Wranglers are expected to be produced in 2018, including a pick-up truck version set to launch production sometime in the spring.