Chrysler told employees Monday at its Mack Avenue complex that it is planning to invest $198 million at the site on Detroit’s east side to build its Pentastar V6 engine.
The investment would create 250 jobs. Last week, Chrysler said it would end production at the Mack Avenue II engine plant in September. About 200 people work there. They will eligible to transfer to other plants or apply for jobs at neighboring Mack Avenue I.
“Chrysler Group will be working with the City of Detroit and the State of Michigan regarding potential economic development incentives to assist us in making the business case for the investment,” the company said in a statement.
“This action … will continue to reaffirm our commitment to the revitalization of the city of Detroit.”…




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