Stellantis Production in the United States - Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram (Formerly FCA Fiat Chrysler)
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2021
- Stellantis (formerly FCA Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) manufacturing footage from 2010 to 2021. Featuring production of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram and Viper models, engines and transmissions, in plants across the United States.
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This is what Americans' dream in reality . God bless America.
I am also part of this family in the northeast of Brazil. (thank you so much Stellantis for the great knowledge in these almost 9 years❤
I drove 16 Cars in the last 30 years but my actual 2020 Challenger RT is the coolest car i ever owned!
I have always been a BIG Dodge fan! Thank you Stellantis for keeping the quality in the Mopar name!
Dodge needs to bring back a quality C-Segment vehicle like the the Dart and/or the Neon!
I agree with you in the Dart! I would have loved to order a Dart, but I got a ‘21 Jeep Cherokee instead. A RWD or AWD C-segment vehicle would be a good selling point! 🤔
They treat us like shit!
Brand needs to build consumers confidence and work on quality and reliability
I have heard many good things about Stellantis as they are giving all of their brands 10 years to become successful!
Man s/o to stallantis and the hard working men and women that put mine and every other persons durango R/T together. Now that I see what the process looks like I feel so much gratitude knowing how much care went into it. And how y'all keep the plant floors so clean?!!!!??!.... Amazing!
I'm from Ukraine, and I love american cars. I have a RAM 1500 for me, and a Jeep Renegade for my wife. And we are excited about it!
As a retired Local 58 member, I've worked in that plant, most of the plants for the big 3 in Metro Detroit.
Thanks for the great video tour and more importantly, thanks to all the hard working folks building our cars! Great Job!!!
Antonmursid🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇲🇨
Don't be fooled, most employees on the floor try to do the minimum and hope for break downs.
Absolutely love this! I currently work at a dodge Chrysler jeep ram dealership in the service side, and seeing this is so cool!!!
I have a Chrysler 300S (2014) less than 45K miles-bought her 4 months ago and I appreciate the workmanship..
Wow. Now, this is transparency. We can see all the assembly lines and the paint job area. Awesome. Thank you for sharing.
wtf are you on about transparency why wouldn't they be showing this stuff its been done lots of times and years before this vid came out
@@tyjohnson7327 Because many others do not follow this example. Good examples should have their merit.
love how all the employee take their job with passion and love building all these cars for their customer!! i love it. thank you guys!!
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😂if you could work with them 1 day see the real side you’d know that’s not the case at all
It is so wried seeing them so worried about staying separated now that we all know it did not help at all in deterring the spread of covid
I've had 4 Grand Cherokees 1 with 5.2 and 3 with 4.0. 2 of the 4.0s went to 340k+ miles. Currently driving a 2001 Durango SLT Plus. the Jeeps were/are made to a higher level of quality and are timeless no matter what year you have. Soon I'll park the Durango and get another WJ. Love the 4.0 engine.
Obesy americana...all s italien...shit
UAZ?
Dont try and live in a state where they use salt on the roads it will rot away
Actually had the pleasure to deliver to this facility, I believe it was the platforms for the automated line, but one of my favorite oversized loads. (Ram/Jeep plant in Michigan)
Worked at Atlas Copco for years. Happy to see their tooling included in the process.
I have owned over 5 Jeep’s, 1 Cherokee, 4 Grands, 1 Chrysler t&c, 1 Plymouth Savoy, and 1 AMC Hornet, 1 AMC American, 1 AMC Matador/MOPAR cars. Better than any Ford or GMC products I’ve ever had. Thanks for this vlog and sharing with us.
That's Called unconditional love !
did you ever have a 2.7 liter v6 engine in any chrysler product in the late 90;s thru 2000,s ?
Chrysler makes jeep dummy
My Cadillac nowbis an Antique, I still love it.
I live American cars! I have a Bummer for my 65th Bday present but my next car will be an American car.
This is an amazing tour, I like the long stretches of the ambient sounds of the plants, there are workers present but focused on the tasks. This takes me back decades to grade school when education was job "1", the great films, that's right, no video, shown in class were a great experience. It proved the value and importance of great principled cinema bringing to a classroom and the world, priceless information and knowledge. One film documentary that was predecessor to this video was "The Rouge", it told the story of the Ford River Rouge Complex, the oldest continuous operating auto production plant. It lacked, by design, any discernible dialog, just the ballet of industry expressed in technicolor pantomime, unforgettable.
I wish there was a preserved copy of "The Rouge", it would be great to share that with my children and their peers. The video copy on youtube is badly faded, missing portions and in need of restoration. Sadly, like so many thousands of short films, documentaries and popular cinema produced outside the Hollywood sphere, they are all probably gone, deteriorated into silver nitrate and celluloid dust, sad...
Nice to see realistic car plants on CZcams and some actual plant investment at Chrysler. Great!
I've been working at a body shop for a bit now and extra tips I learned was if you're painting the door, it's better to take off the mirror and belt molding (the trim at the bottom of the window) for a better paint job in the end. The mirror can get in the way, and if you're unlucky, the clear coat could stick in that gap between the door and the belt molding.
Proud to see American cars are being produced in a America and even prouder that my people are the ones putting these beast of machines together. Thinking about leaving nY and heading to Detroit and working at one of these plants. Beautiful thing ❤
Same!!! 🎉❤
tremendous quality control, I like it
Eh...not so fast there. lol
Please theyre all drunk and high and its condoned in the uaw
Stellantis makes junk
I enjoyed seeing many young, old, black, white, all together, working hard. This is the real America we don't see on TV news. congratulations.
I know reliability is sometimes an issue but hats off to Chrysler Jeep for continuing to keep fellow Americans working.
Loading car transporter: From minute 9:00 to minute 12:50... clear and beautiful.
I worked at Dodge City where we made the Dodge truck from 1973 to 2007.Was a awesome experience to say the least
I always knew it as Warren Truck that was located next to Warren Stamping.
Beautiful video.
If you love your job and the company rewards you with yearly revenue checks for a positive year-then it's a full circle of happiness till retirement.
The jeeps are good. I put 100,000 miles in 11 months 2014 JGC. I love the AMC 4.0 Jeep engine in WJ XJ. It was nice to see a new XJ on the line.
100,000 in less than 1 year? wow..
Changed spark plugs and intake manifold rubber seals. As well as fix my emissions system for a small Evap leak fixed it myself. Went thru two sets of tires. I took the Jeep GC from 90,000 to 190,000
This is awesome! It's always amazing to see how so many tiny parts when joined together form a fully functioning body! :)
just happy seeing them being built in the USA
But no retirements and the cost keeps going up 🙄
Spectacular! Still requires human eyes and hands, in spite of the sophisticated automated robot assemblies.
Looked to me like the people were also robots. 🤖
I retired from Toledo jeep started as a painter for 20 years then the robots took over so i did line work for the last 10 . Ben out for 6 years. The sad thing is know one has a retirement now 🙄
@@ronwhite1642 Seems to me so many of the benefits of the old economic models were totally dismissed by the elitist eggheads. They took away good jobs with decent retirements, addicting consumers on cheap prices. Retirements which paid big dividends for restaurants, vehicle manufacturers & dealers, RV mfg. & sales/service, home builders, etc.
All the new cars and trucks will last about 10 years maybe 15 but your at the dealerships mercy the computers are junk out the door 👌
@@ronwhite1642 that kinda of depends how you treat em. If you park your car in a well insulated garage in California even computers seem to have a very long lifespan. Did you know that most cars would be driven in “severe duty” according to the manufacturers
I have a 2016 Chrysler 200 made at Sterling Heights assembly. Bought it new and so far 50k miles of trouble free driving. Only new tires, battery, and oil/filter changes. One of the best looking cars Chrysler built in a long time. Too bad the big 3 have all but stoped building mid size sedans.
You are absolutely right, the 200 is one of the best looking midsize cars produced, let down by that POS German ZF 9-speed transmission still finding its' way in the Jeep Renegade, Compass, Cherokee, Fiat 500x and the Chrysler Pacifica. Hopefully, PSA will correct this travesty!
Ford brought back the fusion for 2023 as a sedan and station wagon.
I would hope you would get at Least 100,000 miles trouble free driving..but then again Chrysler NEVER Was known for reliability.
did u forget about the 300 the design the everything about the 300 i have a 2016 300s and they beautiful the highway drives are so smooth
Amazing Stream. Loved it
Tradition of quality automobiles taking the world into the 21st century and beyond. Ram tough. Thanks for the hard work and dedication to quality.
Umm quality????
Ram trucks are the best built trucks on the road today. USA quality at its finest.
Worse car I ever bought was a Plymouth Voyager. Many words could describe the car, but quality was not one of them
@@drbichat5229 The Chrysler Twins Dodge Caravan and Plymouth Voyager were great cars! Totally ahead of their time. Quality through and through. Made in the USA. I worked at a Dodge dealership and we couldn’t keep the Caravan in stock. Awesome cars. So proud of them.
Did I hear you say quality?
These places so clean! 40 years ago, they were dark, grey and generally filthy places to work. Metal stamping/tool setter.
Damn, the last time I saw a tour of an automotive assembly plant was 1980. Full of people and sparks flying everywhere. These new factories look like they are building for NASA.
Problem is that they have no clue how to build a vehicle.
Можно вечно смотреть на огонь как льется вода и т.далее и конечно на эту сборку автомобилей !!!🙂
Stellantis need to get Chrysler back to being engineering driven to tighten up on reliability and build quality. Yes they have improved a lot, but there is still room for improvement.
No lie, my 2016 300s is hands down the most reliable new vehicle ive ever had, getting another. Only unit ive ever had that starts at -40 Celsius with out being plugged in. every dam time lol
@@ryanbryski704 adalah 87ⁿA
There is more than room for improvement with this 45.000 trail rated unitized body constructed juice can.the first time you twist the body and the insurance man hand you a check for about half of what you paid for this you than can say room for improvement.
It's 2021 and you're still asking for improved reliability and build quality?? If it hasn't happened by now, it never will.
Lee Iacocca in the 80s had to revive them, 40 years ago. He drove a Toyota onto the factory floor to show
the workers how a car should be made. A savy American Italian has to plaudit a Japanese car to auto workers in Detroit.
@@ryanbryski704 ....ya better hurry if you want a combustion engine .... as well as a 300....changes are-a-comin' .......a quick google search has lots of discussion about whole auto industry changing to electric and the 300 future being in question.
Machine great work
👍👍👍Thanks for this video
Than you for providing, american made quality cars,👌☝️👍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks great video
Das ist wirklich beeindruckend wie man so sieht wie Die ganzen Autos entstehen.
Einmalig
Great video. Helped me a lot
Grandpa Barone built locomotives for EMD a division of General Motors 40+ years in La Grange Illinois and drove big block Chryslers nuff said!!!
Workers just wearing normal street clothes. No uniforms, no steel toes, no pride. Glad thats what the UAW is fighting for.
You just don't get America, do you. They don't WANT uniforms.
It Is because we are still the best! God bless America and God bless us all!
Man SHAP has change a lot in the past 17 years, back then they were make cars not Trucks. back then the Truck were built at Warren Assm, on Mound Road.
I built the seats that went to this factory
cool video ! hope they keep making them im waiting for a Durango rt !!
I work at Honda in Lincoln Alabama. I wish they would do a video like this. I love working there. We make the Pilot Ridgline Odyssey and the Passport. If it says HMA Of Alabama it was built in Lincoln Alabama
The bulk of the money that people spend on your Asian designed cars goes to further enrich Japanese fatcats who live in Japan, how the hell is that a good thing?! I've never owned nor will I ever own a vehicle that's manufactured by an Asian owned company....
And….where do you think money from America car sales goes…..
It least my Asian car will last longer than 10 years before it’s turned into a beer can…..
Assembled, with Japanese steel, plastic, design and parts.
I own a 2019 Odyssey that your plant built. Just finished a 4100 mile road trip in it with the family, and it has 20,000 miles on the clock. Great vehicle so far, with only one minor problem (drainage hose for sunroof wasn't connected properly, so it would leak in very heavy rain). Easy fix at the dealership.
After 20,000 miles, there are no squeaks or rattles anywhere. Electrics are perfectly reliable. Transmission is smooth and predictable, engine has enough power. Seats are really really nice. This car has been driven in all weather conditions, from running snow tires in winter in Colorado to 100+F temps in summer.
So congrats on producing a great product! I know the engine is produced in AL as well, and the transmission is US made.
To the people who think Hondas aren't American enough, according to the AALA (American Automobile Labeling Act), the Honda Odyssey, Ridgeline, Pilot, and Passport all tie for 5th for the cars with the most American content at the current time.
I considered a Pacifica, but the Chrysler reputation for cheaping out on some internal parts turned me off. I know this is changing, and in a few more years I'd probably consider Chrysler products more strongly if the reputation keeps improving.
I have family members that work at the Honda plant in Lincoln. I used to live in Talladega and remember when that plant was built. I work at the Kia plant in West Point, Georgia where we build the Sorrento, K5, and exclusively build the Telluride!!!
To the haters of these Asian vehicle plants, think about the jobs created, not only by the specific automotive manufacturers, but also the thousands of jobs produced through suppliers and vendor plants as well as the money injected into local economies that creates more jobs in other places like restaurants, grocery stores, housing, and a host of other industries. So, think before you condemn.
1976 dodge coronet 4 door -Door handle- chrome with coronet engraving in chrome. Standard oil pump- oe specifications. Water pump- standard oe specifications. Timing chain- single- oe specifications. Stock coils- oe specifications. Door sills- chrome- plain. Windshield wipers- 4 speed- oe specifications. Interior- 1970 with my 2005 xg350 rear arm center and woodgrain and cup holder pull out/in.
Amazing....looks like a lot of investment hss been done. Great ! All the best
Crazy to think the cars shown here from 2010 probably aren't in use anymore
I have a 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan made in the Windsor plant with about 55,000 miles on it, looks and drives like new. Love it
Years ago, well around 2003, I was a Shop Foreman for a large Toyota dealership here in Maryland. I've seen SOoooo many different occurrences with BRAND NEW vehicles tbh, uncountable 🤑😔🤔😆 I remember 1 time, a BRAND NEW 4 Runner was being delivered, and the truck driver COULDN'T get it off the car carrier 😲😣 It had NO REVERSE !!! Mind you BRAND NEW
Excelente video muy bueno 👌👍👏
The weather stripping started lifting off,cruise control buggerd up,front windshield trim was not properly installed,air conditioning buggerd up,been through 4 cvt rubber joint covers and the hoist for the back tire was broken ..all this within 80,000 Kms on my 2015 ram!..oh yeah and about 5 fucking recalls on it!
Vielen Dank allen Mitarbeitern an der Bemerkenswerten Artikel über Produkten in der Kategorie Autos Geschichte nehmen
Super film 👍👍🙋
Goodworkmanship love all the styles they just need better seats 💺 from Heritage Sites !!! And the need to be faster !!! Lots more drag also!!!!
Robots can literally replace those people in couple more years robots already doing most of the work there right now !
4:17 Nice
11:48 wow
It's a bummer how many robots there is.i love the on hands love you workers are putting into each American made car.but it's a lot different now days
At least half the jobs still there are replaceable. But unions have slowed the process. Now everyone in the engine and transmission shops are being shown the door. Electric cars are dead simple to assemble and the part count is 1/100th of todays cars.
It's not a bummer, the more robots the better the quality.
@@anthonyxuereb792 the more automation, the higher the cost of initial investment, and also to replace/repair broken automation. Guess who is paying for those costs in the end..... (give you a hint...not one of the robots)
@@davefroman4700 on the flip side, with all of the new electrification and autonomous vehicles, there are more Electric modules and more wiring connections in the vehicles. So far robots a rent able to make many of those, requiring operators to do this work. The automotive sector is making big shifts for sure!
@@tonycharron73 There are more in the OEM products because they do not know how to make an electric car efficiently. You look at a Tesla and there are actually less electrical connections than a traditional car
My next car is going to be an American car. I still have my Cadillac in my garage. I just cannot let it go.
I am surprised they aren't making the 5.21 liter 318 cui engines as a mid grade performance engine option for the types of vehicles, besides the Dodge Vipers. Maybe the manufactures will give a small black V8 option like 318 cui once again in a fuel injected version. Also if dodge, Jeep, Chrysler, and RAM add the transmission cooler line filter on the outside of the transmission it would make transmission fluid and filter changes easier even though the primary filter wouldn't be as easy to get to I think the secondary(cooler line filter ) is the one that needs change during service intervals more so than the primary (flat screen filter).
Emissions is eliminating all the v8 sad
That`ll never happen that makes too much sense.
@@on-site4094 Yes, Stellantis is discontinuing all V8 engines.
I start the 14th Look Forward to it
Amazing
My Cadillac is solid...she is an Antique, I plan to have it leaned, detailed, repainted and whole engine redevelop.
Meaning cleaned...
@16:21 The true meaning of body on frame👍👍
1976 dodge coronet four door labor $12000 bucks, vehicle update $38000 bucks, dash guage update to technology with wiring harness, led and sequential exterior lighting. Dayton timberline all terrain tires-whitewall lettering out.
nice work
Color options- red, dark blue, dark green, white. Butter yellow, black, slate gray..
.... now I understand ....
amazing
1976 4door coronet rims- us wheel 555 artillery- gray with center cap chrome- dodge in black( Dodge), 15x8.5" wheel size
Jeep you need to support all Jeep channels.
People that built these 50 years ago look at this and go "dang they got it easy...we had to lift and haul all that by hand."
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dang thos dodge rams look so much better than any other brand out there today for new models, i want one bad lol. they have the best design people working for them.
1979/2024 scout 80 4x4 with 304ci engine. Fuel injected with 150mm electronic throttle control. Dana 44 axles front and rear. 4 speed (46re) automatic transmission to deplete stock in build site. Dtc port electrical/electronics upgrade. Dash guages. True dual 2"1/2" exhaust. Factory 4" inch lift with 285/70r17 tires and 17x10 rims. 3" driveshaft. (1996 dodge 4x4 axle gear ratio). Stock interior. 15" rotors front and rear. Floor 4hi/lo shifter. Go Sam Houston.
Oh man, die Sicherheiten Techniker Unterstützung brauchen.................................! Wünsche ich es Euch allen Kleinen & Grösser Familien Glückliches neues Jahr bringen..............................................................................!
Cool job
I would like to work there.
They’re probably making 35 bucks an hour
Very and super nice, my respect to all those people that makes possible we can drive good vehicles, but I have a question, how they connects all wires in the interior underneath dashboard and other patts????
Amazing 😍
I work at this facility good video
Thank you for building my special #Jeep #Wrangler #Sahara #JL U #2021 to my liking, between August and October the dealer #Mancaris #Chicago #IL. It was delivered to me on October 7, 2020, only thanks to each robot, woman and man, from #MEXICO #USA #CANADA who put each screw on each piece, until I finished assembling my Jeep #Wrangler JL, Thank you #Jeep #ToledoOhio thank, gracias mi gente.
saludos de toledo ohio 👍🏼👍🏼
nice video!
2026 you can add a 440. With all this you can save money by only producing 60 of each models you have. The blazer can always maintain a 5.2.
how many workers are on a shift.. Its pretty neat watching how everyone has there little station to work on the same part all day... And the robots are so cool. So what's it cost to set up all that to make one vehicle
Front bumper- chrome bumper guard pair with black cushion-note- 1976 4door dodge coronet. Rear bumper- chrome bumper guard with black cushion. Trunk flip to the left key hole metal cover- chrome with engraving of (383) -in red.
1976 4door dodge coronet- measure for correct shocks. Correct spring height. Box frame for coronet. Make a arm 1/8" inch thicker. Grease ball joints to correct 2wd dodge ram issue. Grease pitman arm.
2026(1976) dodge magnum pistons rings- 5/64",5/64",3/16" ring grooves, cast iron exhaust manifolds, cast iron intake manifold.
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I watch all American assembly plants of Auto mobile. I think they all are doing a great job of building the vehicles . It's when the vehicle is sold to the customers is were the problem start is how the vehicle is taken care of . If you want the vehicle to last you change oil at 4000 miles not 7000/10.000 or 15.000.which some oil and Automobiles manufacturers requirements. Service you transmission no longer then 50.000 miles not 100.000 miles and wash the salt off the painted and the underneath in the northern states. Remember the engineers are not paying for repairing your vehicles after the warranty are off .
Prices keep going up wages stay the same or decrease
Welcome to 1977!
Union workers earn more than non-unionized workers. Recently Amazon workers voted again Union representation. For some strange reason people vote against their own self-interest. Then they complain they can’t make ends meet with their current pay, or when they lack health insurance.
@@vmyhdz - as a former Union Field Rep show me the employee contracts to working conditions. Its convenient to make allegations when actual written conditions of employment are NOT included.
In years past many unions have squandered away members benefit funds and retirement monies leaving hundreds of thousands penniless. Paid full time union administration miss-uses memberships monies attending out of town meetings lobbying both state and federal officials.
As with most organizations, say Insurance companies, they are legalized Cartels, nothing other. But thats life in the fast lane
@@garbinator09 Thank you Gary.What you said here is why I no longer support unions.Some people only tell one side of the story but never mention what goes on behind the scenes.And the main reason is misuse of members funds.
@@leedaniels7196 - Yes, in my case, my union just donated 1.5 million to Gov Newsom recall effort. Makes me mad
Wünsche ich es Euch allen Kleinen & Grösser Fischer immer etwas gefangen nach Hause genommen haben...........!
Lol oh wow...I work here too... I am skilled trades at this plant....I do maintenence on the machine at 3:20:17 in the video....everyday at 2am we check the roller springs 😅...it's only 2 so if both break we are screwed
Average autoworker rate is $17 up to $28. Of course benefits add a great deal to this amount
So $22.50 is the average?
I work for a chrysler powertrain plant making $25.46 with night shift premium of 10% its more like $28. we top out around $31 with decent benifits along with profit sharing. Its a pretty good job, the hardest part of it is getting a fulltime position i got lucky to be offered a spot and moving to the plant im at now, but i know there are people who started with me in 2019 that are still part timers(tpts) at my old factory. The contract up this september, would really like to see a cost of living agreement come back.
How do you storyboard a video project like this?
1:58 How can you work when there is a machine on the left with such shapes?
Там рабочее место а не для оргий
Very nice
2025, your inventory check can add the 400 and 383 to your package options.