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Originally Posted by mryan55
Yep... the Journey is built in Toluca, Estado de Mexico and is about seven years old at this post so I would say that it will likely stay around and will have plenty of incentives to help us get them over the curb.
However part of the new UAW agreement I know the plan is to move SUV production to the states while sending the 200 to Mexico, so at some point we might have to contend with the Journey being built in US$, but time will tell.
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Thanks for the update.
I just did a quick Google Search and read a story in Automotive News that was almost two years old indicating that the Journey production would move to Sterling Heights in 2016 when the next version of the Journey was released.
Given that the article is almost two years old it's hard to say that FCA's plans haven't changed. The article mentioned that it was not clear what FCA would be building at the Toluca plant once the Journey and the Fiat 500 were moved.
(The next Fiat 500 will be 100% sourced from Poland according to the report.)