Are Chrysler Cars still made in America? I read something in autoweek about the '07 Sebring, they said it cost 20,000 plus shipping. I know they were bought by Daimler but I wouldn't think they would move the factories.

 

Chryslers are still built in America. Daimler didn't outright buy Chrysler, but they are taking over... Slowly though... I'm pretty sure all factories are still in the US...

 

Does that mean that over time they eventually won't be made in America?

 

Not any time soon, if ever... Chryslers are sold here mostly and aren't in too many other countries... I don't think they would move their factories away from where they sell, when they're already here...

 

The Crossfire is built in Germany

 

"Shipping" costs are actually transportation costs from the factory to the dealer and used to be cheaper the closer to the factory you were. Many people would come to Detroit and buy a car for that reason. Now the factory just adds an ammount to all invoices and they advertize a lower price "plus shipping"

 

That's cause the Crossfire is a Chrysler badged Mercedes...

 

the 300 Pacifica and town and country are made in Canada. the new sebring is made in Michigan. aspen is Delaware. i believe the pt cruiser is Mexico. the crossfire is Germany.

the patriot and compass are made in Indiana. commander and grand Cherokee are made in Michigan. the liberty is made in Ohio and i don't know where the wrangler is made.

 

Right, there all made in North American in US plants, even if some are in Canada or Mexico...

Once again, the Crossfire is a Mercedes is Chrysler clothing...