Moving to Mexico!!?!?

[Jpikuls]

RUMORS: Stellantis Will Expand Ram 1500 Production To Mexico

According to multiple sources, including our own, the fifth-generation Ram 1500 (DT) pickups will soon be produced at the Saltillo Truck Assembly Plant (STAP) in northern Mexico, alongside the current production at the Sterling Heights Assembly Plant (SHAP) in suburban Detroit. The move follows...

5thgenrams.com

 

[yoda33073]

Just talk and shouldn't affect us.

 

[trayrex]

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[KrusherVA]

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LOL!! Last thing i see or think of is respect when i see him. Too funny….

 

[MattH89]

This is great. I was really hoping that my truck forum would turn into yet another political mud slinging pit!

 

[KrusherVA]

Agree 100% and bite my tongue on all 4 of the truck forums i belong too. I think both sides are a disaster and will refrain form the nonsense in future.

 

[Eighty]

Let’s keep the discussion from getting political. It’s a poison that we don’t need here. I don’t want to lock any threads, but I will if I have to.

 

[GNmojo]

Another article on the subject. Only shifting to Mexico once Sterling Heights hits capacity wink wink

Ram CEO confirms more pickup production headed to Mexico

Christine Feuell confirmed that excess Ram 1500 pickup production will go to a facility in Saltillo, Mexico.

www.detroitnews.com

 

[genxeration]

Another article on the subject. Only shifting to Mexico once Sterling Heights hits capacity wink wink

Ram CEO confirms more pickup production headed to Mexico

Christine Feuell confirmed that excess Ram 1500 pickup production will go to a facility in Saltillo, Mexico.

www.detroitnews.com

I read that article a couple days back and thought the same thing. Ram’s US presence is certainly dwindling. With the Titan no longer in Production, Toyota may be the most “American” truck we can buy soon! On the flip side, they’ll likely produce them faster in Mexico