Chrysler Resumes Production of Grand Voyager
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27th September, 2009
Chrysler Group LLC has announced that the company's Windsor
Assembly Plant in Canada has begun production of Grand Voyagers for international markets. The facility's
Flexible Manufacturing System enables diesel models and right-hand drive versions to be built on the same
line as the left-hand drive and petrol models.
The Chrysler Grand Voyager is sold in more than 80 countries. Chrysler first began offering right-hand
drive versions of its people mover in 1997 for markets such as the United Kingdom, Japan, Australia, New
Zealand, South Africa, Singapore, and the Philippines.
Chrysler Group has sold more than 12 million people movers worldwide since the company joined the segment
more than 25 years ago, including more than 11,500 in Australia since 1997.
The Chrysler Grand Voyager offers more than 65 people mover-first features, such as the innovative Stow
‘n Go® and Swivel ‘n Go™ seating and storage systems.
The Windsor Assembly Plant was constructed in 1928 and began production of the Chrysler people movers in
1983. The 4.01 million square foot facility occupies 176.92 acres and employs approximately 4,627
workers.
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