With Dodge Viper production no longer taking place at the car's Conner Avenue Assembly home, Dodge parent company Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has decided to transform the Detroit, Michigan plant ...

The Conner Avenue Assembly Plant has been dormant since the Viper ceased production last year, but it won't stay that way for long as nearly 100,000 square-feet of the plant have been set aside as ...

As for the Conner Avenue Assembly, the automaker decided to re-configure it into the new home of FCA US Car Collection. Renamed Conner Center, the 51-year-old plant will accommodate in the ...

The Conner Avenue Assembly Plant, the former production home of the iconic Dodge Viper, will get a second life as an internal meeting and display space that will showcase the Company's concept and ...

The automaker said Wednesday that the 400,000-square-foot Conner Avenue Assembly plant in northeast Detroit would be reborn as Conner Center, a meeting space — at least initially for internal ...

The end of Conner Avenue Assembly, the source of 26,000 of those Vipers, dispersed a relative handful of sad but appreciative workers—and left only one auto assembly plant operating entirely ...

The former Conner Avenue Assembly Plant will house nearly 400 vehicles and could open to the public by Michael Gauthier March 21, 2018 at 16:33 ...

AUBURN HILLS, Mich. -- Chrysler LLC says it has restarted a small factory that makes the Viper sports car. The Conner Avenue assembly plant in Detroit is the first to begin making vehicles since ...

Conner Avenue Assembly is about a nine-hour drive from my current home in Sudbury, Ontario, but only about 20 minutes and a border crossing from the neighborhood in Windsor, Ontario, where I was born.

They were built at the Mack Avenue Assembly Plant from 1992-1994, and at Conner Avenue Assembly Plant since 1995. The sports car was not produced from July 2010 to December 2012.

FCA plans to shut down its Conner Avenue assembly plant, the site where Viper has been made since 1995 (and the location formally used to produce the Plymouth Prowler) in 2017. What this means is ...

Last year, FCA sold 630 Vipers, down 8.7 percent vs. 2015. Conner is FCA's smallest assembly plant in North America, where the automaker has built the Viper -- with interruptions -- for over 25 years.