In what city is the Jeep Wrangler manufactured?

The Jeep Wrangler is manufactured in Toledo, Ohio.

Toledo has been closely connected with Jeep production for decades, and modern Wrangler assembly takes place at the Toledo Complex. The city’s automotive identity grew around Jeep manufacturing, making Toledo one of the brand’s most recognizable production centers.

The original YJ Wrangler was built in more than one location: production began at Brampton Assembly in Ontario, Canada, and later also used Toledo facilities. In 2006, Wrangler production moved to the Toledo Complex, where later generations—including the current JL—have been assembled. That history explains why older references may mention Brampton as well as Ohio.

Toledo is therefore the standard answer to this trivia question, especially when the question refers to the Wrangler’s principal or current manufacturing home. It should not be confused with Detroit, another major center of American automobile history, or Birmingham and Chicago, which are not the Wrangler’s established assembly location. The Jeep brand’s broader manufacturing footprint has changed over time, but Toledo remains the city most strongly associated with Wrangler production.