Now, the Kenosha plant is scheduled to close at the end of 2010 when Mexico will get the work.
Union workers are protesting. In 2006, Chysler gave employees a wrench as a symbolic tool of the company's promise to produce a fuel efficient engine at the Kenosha plant.
"Chrysler can keep my wrench until they make things right with the workers, the taxpayers and decide to keep Kenosha open," Chrysler electrician Mike Schiro.
Chrysler's CEO issued an apology for adding what he called further confusion to an already difficult situation.
