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Jeeps Are Suddenly Losing Their Dashboards And The Feds Want Answers | Carscoops
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Fiat bought Dodge, Jeep, Chrysler. That company merged with Peugot and that new merged company changed its name to Stellantis. Jeep is still owned by Fiat, just with a different name.
Multiple models of Jeep have Fiat Multi-Air equipped engines in them. I know this because I worked at a Dodge Jeep Chrysler dealer when the buyout happened, and after they renamed to Stellantis.
My condolences 🥲🫂
FIAT did not buy those companies, they merged with them in order to get local government subsidies. Marchionne was the world expert in corporate welfare.
Sounds like you're saying Jeep is one of many brands under Stellantis. Jeep still exists. You can simply go to Jeep.com to see it.