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Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge WORST NIGHTMARE! Production Shut Down Due To Tariffs. In the heart of North America’s industrial core, Stellantis, the conglomerate behind Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram, executed a devastating betrayal. Factory closures in Windsor, Michigan, and Illinois left thousands jobless, with the company blaming Trump’s 25% tariffs. Leaked documents, however, revealed a chilling truth: the shutdowns were planned long before, with tariffs serving as a convenient excuse. Internal memos exposed Stellantis’ strategy to gut North American operations, scout overseas sites, and terminate supplier contracts while offering empty promises of hybrid production. Unions, blindsided, faced internal collapse as workers lost faith. Across borders, American and Canadian workers uncovered a coordinated corporate exit, orchestrated in European boardrooms. Dealerships turned into ghost towns, with halted deliveries and plummeting customer trust. Social media erupted, with viral videos of unsold vehicles and burned merchandise signaling consumer backlash. Wall Street delivered a brutal verdict, slashing Stellantis’ market value by $30 billion as bonds neared junk status. The company’s electric vehicle promises unraveled as half-built factories stalled and supply chains snapped, leaving suppliers bankrupt and communities in economic ruin. By spring 2025, Stellantis was erased from industry conferences, EV incentives, and even Motor Trend’s awards. Internal chaos saw mass resignations and a CEO transition, marking the final humiliation. From Chrysler’s legacy to Jeep’s rugged allure, Stellantis faded into silence, a cautionary tale of corporate greed and broken trust. Yet, the cultural weight of its brands offers a faint hope for revival—if bold, transparent action is taken before the industry moves on.

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