Merrillville Police, Dodge Durango
Merrillville police chief slams Stellantis over faulty Dodge Durangos, forced to sell at 'significant' loss
The police chief of Merrillville, Indiana is slamming auto giant Stellantis after its fleet of recently purchased Dodge Durango pursuit vehicles encountered serious design flaws, rendering them useless to protect the northwest Indiana town.
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Dodge Stealth SUV To Replace Durango, Production May Move Outside USThe Dodge Stealth is rumored to replace the Durango, reviving ’90s moniker for new SUV. The new model is expected to be ...
The UAW says its locals are pushing back against attempts by Stellantis to move Dodge Durango production out of Detroit.
The union said it filed an unfair labor practice charge with the federal government. The company said it hasn't violated the ...
Sam Fiorani, vice-president of global forecasting at AutoForecast Solutions in Pennsylvania, said Stellantis will end Durango ...
The UAW and Stellantis have been at odds this year after the union accused the automaker of delaying the reopening of the ...
The UAW leader wrote a letter to a senior Stellantis executive, discussing disputes over the Dodge SUV and a closed Illinois ...
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On Monday, Automotive News Canada reported Stellantis will replace the Dodge Durango with a Dodge Stealth SUV. The Durango is ...
The United Auto Workers union filed labor charges and grievances over plans to move Dodge Durango production out of the ...
The UAW said Stellantis is trying to move production of the Dodge Durango outside the U.S., one of several recent actions by ...
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