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1984 — present · the vehicles stand in the AM General section
The modern half of Mishawaka's automobile-manufacture record belongs to one company, and it stands whole in its own section of this history. Every production Humvee was manufactured at AM General's Mishawaka works — the military truck that became the civilian Hummer H1, the H2 built in the Commercial Assembly Plant raised beside it, the MV-1, the Mercedes-Benz R-Class contract production, and the plant's later course through SF Motors, Electric Last Mile Solutions and Mullen to its present ownership — together with the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle line that now shares the campus. That record, vehicle by vehicle and contract by contract, is the AM General section's, and it is pointed to here once, as this section's boundary requires: the manufacture is Mishawaka's, the telling is that file's.
Sources:
- The AM General section of this history — the Humvee and Hummer production record, the Commercial Assembly Plant's course and the JLTV line, in full.