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RecallsDodge, Chrysler Sedans Recalled for Possible Side Airbag Explosion
Stellantis recently issued another recall involving potentially defective airbags that could injure or kill vehicle occupants. To be clear, this has nothing to do with out-of-business Japanese supplier Takata, whose airbag inflators have led to more than 100 million vehicles being recalled globally, including the 2005-2010 Dodge Charger , Magnum …
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NewsFinal Chrysler 300C Rolls Off the Line in Brampton, What Next?
The large American sedan is going extinct as production of the Chrysler 300 comes to a close in the next few days at the Brampton assembly plant in Ontario. The last of 2,200 units of the 2023 300C (including 200 for Canada) actually rolled off the line before the weekend.
ElectricChrysler 300 Electric Replacement Reportedly Shown to Dealers
Stellantis, which will cease production of the Chrysler 300 , Dodge Challenger and Dodge Charger months from now, has promised to build from 2025 a couple of vehicles based on its new architectures in Brampton, Ontario, including at least one electric model. We’ll find out what it is this summer.
RecallsStellantis Issues Urgent Warning After Another Airbag-Related Death
Stellantis is now urging owners and custodians of certain older-model Dodge and Chrysler vehicles with unaddressed Takata driver-side airbag recalls to immediately stop driving them and schedule a visit to their local dealership. At the beginning of November, the U.S. division of the former FCA business unit issued a first …
NewsGas-Powered Chrysler and Dodge Cars in Ontario are Doomed
Stellantis, which owns the Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram brands, announced on Friday that production of its gas-powered L-Series cars, namely the Chrysler 300 , Dodge Challenger and Dodge Charger , will end when Brampton Assembly in Ontario undergoes retooling starting in 2024. Once the plant comes back online sometime …
NewsStellantis to Spend $3.6B to Transform Ontario Plants for EV Future
Stellantis is planning even more investments in Ontario. In addition to the $5.2 billion it will spend for a new EV battery facility in a joint venture with LG Energy Solution, the automaker today committed $3.6 billion mostly for the retooling of the Windsor and Brampton assembly plants. Currently the …
NewsHEMI V8 Looks Safe for the Foreseeable Future
While Dodge’s (and Ram’s) supercharged 6.2-litre “Hellcat” V8 will be eliminated at the end of 2023 in a move to comply with tougher emissions regulations, the famous HEMI V8 is here to stay even with the new twin-turbocharged inline six-cylinder engine recently unveiled by Stellantis. According to a report by …
NewsCOVID-19: FCA to Re-open North American Plants Soon
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) detailed its restart plans to suppliers on Wednesday, Automotive News reports. Production will resume on Monday, April 20 at the Saltillo assembly plant in Mexico, which is notable for building Ram trucks. As for the Brampton plant in Ontario, home of the Dodge Challenger and Charger …
NewsDodge's Charger and Challenger won't be Redesigned Before 2020
People who don’t like big, environmentally unfriendly cars frequently say that FCA’s LX platform-based vehicles—the Chrysler 300 and the Dodge Charger/Challenger—no longer have their place in the modern world. Police forces, taxi drivers and limo services might disagree, but anyway. It seems like those vehicles will stay on the market …
RecallsFaulty Alternators for Chrysler’s Pentastar
If you own a Chrysler product equipped with the 3.6 litre Pentastar V6 that was produced after 2011, the American manufacturer has issued a recall that may interest you: in some situations, the alternator may seize, causing the engine to stall. Here are the affected vehicles: Some 2011-2014 Chrysler 300 …
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