Jeep's origins in Toledo go back to 1941, when Willys-Overland Motors began mass production of the vehicle for the military. As the war neared its end, the company began making the Jeep CJ for the public. It kept rolling off the line in Toledo until the Wrangler came along in 1987. Those first Wranglers were built in Canada before production returned to Toledo in 1993.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/toledo-nervously-awaiting-fate-beloved-jeep-26077648

its always neat to roll through toledo and see willys parkway and stuff as you are passing through. a lot of history in toledo. i cant wait for berg to come in and justify his former italian owners decision on this.

He's probably STILL writing his response to the Viper recall thread.

inb4 4 page long response that no one reads.... not even sure why he bothers