Next Dodge Journey to be Made in Detroit from 2016, Avenger to be Discontinued, Report Says
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Next Dodge Journey to be Made in Detroit from 2016, Avenger to be Discontinued, Report Says



Chrysler will reportedly move production of the next-generation Dodge Journey and its Fiat Freemont clone from Toluca, Mexico, to Sterling Heights, Michigan.

According to a report published by WardsAuto/AutomotiveCompass that was cited by the Detroit Free Press, U.S. production of the next-generation crossovers will begin in January 2016. The next generation of the Chrysler 200 sedan, which will go on sale next year, will also be made in Sterling Heights, a Detroit suburb.

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