April 27, 2018, Toledo, Ohio -After 12 years and more than 2.1 million vehicles produced,
the last Jeep Wrangler JK rolled off the line today at the FCA US Toledo Supplier
Park, making room for the all-new Jeep truck, which will launch in the
first half of 2019.
Toledo Assembly Complex employees marked the occasion by taking pictures
with the white 2018 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited, which will become
one of the Jeep brand’s show properties.
“This workforce has been working practically non-stop for the past
several years to fulfill the dreams of Jeep enthusiasts around the world
who want to go where only a Wrangler can take them,” said Chuck Padden,
Toledo Assembly Complex Manager. “We take great pride in the role we
have played in the history of this vehicle and the impact it has made in
the Toledo community. We look forward to bringing that same commitment
to the all-new Jeep truck.”
Since production began in 2006, the iconic Jeep model has been built as
part of an innovative supplier co-location concept where supplier
partners build and manage key manufacturing process facilities
completely within the plant “footprint.” FCA US will continue utilizing
that same manufacturing system working with supplier partners to produce
the new Jeep truck. Kuka and Hyundai Mobis will remain the suppliers
for the body and chassis, respectively.
Manufacturing capacity for the new Jeep truck was created by moving
production of the next generation Jeep Wrangler (JL) to the north side
of the Toledo Assembly Complex as part of a $4.5 billion
industrialization plan to realign the Company’s U.S. manufacturing base
to expand the Jeep and Ram brands. The Company announced plans to build
the new Jeep truck in Toledo in January 2017.
Aber wie schon ob schon gesagt, der wird groß, so groß das er mal wieder nicht auf unsere Straßen passt und da wird sicher auch ein standesgemäßer Motor rein kommen. --> das macht das ganze wohl wieder unbezahlbar... 
Farbe würde ja schon passen ausser beim Wrangler, den würd ich in Mojito nehmen 