Timing of new Mopar engine revealedby David Zatz on April 26, 2016 at 2:06 pm EDT FCA US will invest $74.7 million in the Trenton (Michigan) Engine Complex to produce the next generation four-cylinder engine. It will replace the Pentastar V6 on a flexible production line installed four years ago in Trenton North; the V6 will still be made in Trenton South, Mack Avenue, and Saltillo (Mexico). The engine, designed in Auburn Hills (and possibly shown above), will finally be produced in the third quarter of 2017, and will have greater power with better fuel economy. The company made no mention of the Dundee plant, a modern facility which currently makes four cylinder Chrysler and Fiat engines. Share me!RedditFacebookTwitterMorePrintTumblrLinkedInGoogle