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Dodge moving some truck chassis mfg

Mazo EMS2

Mazo EMS2

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Our EMS service is spec'ing a new ambulance, and we thought we were going with a Ford F-Series deisel, however, Dodge sweetened the pot a bit and could save us about $6500 with their 5500 gas chassis. Ready to pull the trigger and hear that they are shutting down production to move from Mexico back to Detroit. Hmmm, this could be a good thing.....It puts a delay in things obviously.
 
Mazo EMS2 said:
Our EMS service is spec'ing a new ambulance, and we thought we were going with a Ford F-Series deisel, however, Dodge sweetened the pot a bit and could save us about $6500 with their 5500 gas chassis. Ready to pull the trigger and hear that they are shutting down production to move from Mexico back to Detroit. Hmmm, this could be a good thing.....It puts a delay in things obviously.
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That's interesting, coming now as Ford is announcing it is dropping most car lines. Some major changes afoot in the car and truck industry it seems.
 
Mazo EMS2 said:
Our EMS service is spec'ing a new ambulance, and we thought we were going with a Ford F-Series deisel, however, Dodge sweetened the pot a bit and could save us about $6500 with their 5500 gas chassis. Ready to pull the trigger and hear that they are shutting down production to move from Mexico back to Detroit. Hmmm, this could be a good thing.....It puts a delay in things obviously.
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It looks like you may be waiting until 2020.
 
Ram Trucks formerly Dodge Ram Trucks are currently mostly built in Warren Michigan. The plant in Mexico had a much lower production rate but did build the heavier chassis. The last time I was in the Warren Truck plant was likely in 2004. At that time they made the Dodge Ram 1500 and the Dodge Dakota. Since then they stopped making the Dakota. I do not remember ever seeing the heavier chassis being assembled in Warren. Should not be that big a deal to add them to the production mix.
 
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