Viper plant to reopen in mid-November

Chrysler Group's Viper plant in Detroit has worked just 10 days since April 14 and has been idled since July 3. (CHRYSLER)

October 21, 2014 05:00 AM

WASHINGTON -- Chrysler Group will restart the idled Conner Avenue plant in Detroit in mid-November to build the Dodge Viper. Sales of the car jumped in September after a $15,000 price cut.

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