FCA’s Sergio Marchionne confirmed that the new Jeep pickup will be built alongside the new Wrangler in Toledo, Ohio.

After much speculation about whether or not Jeep would make the next-generation Wrangler out of aluminum, word came in May that the company will stick with a steel body while using aluminum for certain parts attached to it. However, what about the future of Toledo, the home of Wrangler production?

Jeep Wranglers, as capable as they are off-road, occasionally get stuck.

It’s still unclear whether or not Jeep will continue to build the Wrangler in Toledo, Ohio when the next generation of it comes out in 2017. However, as time goes on, we get a clearer picture of the factors that will influence the company’s ultimate decision.

We mentioned what would happen to Jeep body shops that would have to change if the new Wrangler goes aluminum, but what about the rest of the Wrangler? How will Jeep handle a new aluminum Wrangler?