FCA is looking to shake things up a little and they are starting off by updating their business plan to match the current demand of the market where segments that trucks and UVs are more popular than cars.
To match that demand, FCA announce that they will be removing the Dodge Dart and Chrysler 200 from their lineup so that they can have more space to work on Jeep and RAM models.
There were already talk that FCA wanted to use the Sterling Height Facility and Belvidere for the Ram 1500 and Jeep Cherokee but it was initially predicted that the Dodge Dart and Chrysler 200 will be moved to Mexico instead of getting killed off.
It is said that the low sales of both these models had led to the decided to kill it off as FCA switches their attention to producing more trucks and crossover for the next few years.
