Toledo plant expansion has been DELAYED by Chrysler

From AB

It's no secret that Chrysler's future plans are in a constant state
of flux right now. After all, the automaker just went through a
ridiculously fast bankruptcy where bits and pieces were shed before
stewardship was handed over to Italy's Fiat. It's only natural that
Chrysler's new management would need some time to get itself
organized.

According to The Toledo Blade, Chrysler decisionmakers are still up in
the air as to how the Toledo North Assembly Plant figures into the
company's future roadmap. Previously, Chrysler said the Ohio facility
would build three new SUVs based on Fiat's C-Evo platform to replace
the Jeep Liberty and Dodge Nitro.

Apparently, however, Chrysler has three plants that could build the
new 'utes – Toledo, Belvedere, Illinois and Sterling Heights,
Michigan. The reality is that the Pentastar really only needs two of
them to handle the project. Alternately, all three could build the
vehicles using fewer shifts. At this point, it's anyone's guess
which, if any, of these facilities will be left out in the cold, and
what the resulting employee impact will be.