Chrysler revamps line to boost pickup output

Chrysler's Warren Truck Assembly Plant is able to build about 100 more Ram 1500s each workday.

September 29, 2014 05:00 AM

DETROIT -- With thousands of suggestions from line workers, Chrysler Group modified the Warren Truck Assembly Plant in suburban Detroit to build about 100 additional Ram 1500s each production day or 28,500 per year.

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