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The General Motors Fairfax Assembly & Stamping Plant has been producing World Class Quality vehicles in the Kansas City area since 1946. Fairfax Assembly was the first industrial facility to operate as a dual-purpose manufacturer producing both automobiles and jet fighters in the same building. The present facility, constructed in 1985, has received numerous awards, including North American Car of the Year for the Chevrolet Malibu, as well as earning a top safety rating by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and J.D. Power recognition in multiple categories. In addition to the industry awards, the plant has received several capital investments. The plant workforce is represented by UAW Local 31 and currently manufactures the Cadillac XT4 and Chevrolet Malibu.
Investments
Recent Major Investments:
- 2018: Investment announced for the production of the first-ever Cadillac XT4 $265 million.
- 2015: Equipment and technology –including a simulator to test and address effects of road conditions on customers’ ride and handling experiences – to support the All-New Malibu, $174 million
- 2013 Investment announced for all-new paint shop and press upgrade $600 Million.
- 2011 Investment in the LaCrosse eAssist and related upgrades $20 Million
- 2010 Investment announcement of the New Generation Malibu $136 Million
- 2009 Launched the all-new Buick LaCrosse. Reinvestment of $158 Million.
