Jeep in China wasn't meant to be

Mike Manley, left, got Jeeps made in China again; Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares called off the joint venture. — Mike Manley, left, got Jeeps made in China again; Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares called off the joint venture. (JOE WILSSENS)

July 24, 2022 04:00 AM

The long, strange saga of Jeep in China — has come to its ... well, not its end, exactly ... but something close to it.

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