Mere days after a Jeep Cherokee hacking story led to a recall of 1.4 million vehicles, FCA has now been hit with a record $105 million fine over safety recalls.

Here’s the official word from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles regarding that Jeep hacking story that’s been all the buzz since breaking yesterday.

This life-size Wrangler is made almost entirely out of food cans. 4,500 of them to be exact.

According to multiple sources throughout the auto industry, FCA Corporate has delayed almost all of its new product lineup debuts indefinitely.

After a number of Renegades were “built with an atypical Vin,” Jeep is now shipping the little terrier-esque CUV once again.

Do recent statements from Sergio Marchionne mean that Jeep will forgo the all-aluminum design for the next Wrangler?

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.