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Ram is building 1500 Classic trucks minus critical components due to chip shortage

Ram is building 1500 Classic trucks minus critical components due to chip shortage

Posted on March 21, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Several of the most popular vehicles in the entire country are pickup trucks. While the Ford F-150 is far and away the most popular pickup in the country, another extremely popular truck is the Ram 1500 Classic. Ram parent company Stellantis has announced that it will be building and holding for final assembly the 1500 Classic truck at plants in Warren, Michigan, and Saltillo, Mexico.

The reason the trucks are being held for final assembly is the global microchip shortage.
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