AMW4x4 Opens New Global Headquarters in Burton, Michigan
HEMI® Jeep Builder Expands Into a 100,000 Sq.-Ft. Facility

America’s Most Wanted 4×4 (AMW4x4), the well-known leader in HEMI®-swapped Jeep® vehicles, has officially leveled up. After years of operating out of a modest shop in Holly, Michigan, the company has now opened the doors to its brand-new global headquarters in Burton, Michigan. The new facility—built inside what was once a Lowe’s—spans more than 100,000 square feet and represents a massive leap forward for the aftermarket upfitter.
A Grand Opening Celebration –

The big move was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and the company’s first “Jeeps and Java” event at the new site. Hundreds of Jeep enthusiasts, customers, and fans of high-performance off-road builds came out to see the facility for themselves. The event also highlighted AMW4x4’s founder, Jared Petiprin, and his team, who have built a reputation for creating some of the most extreme and well-engineered Jeep platforms on the market.
Inside the New Facility –

This isn’t just another shop. The Burton headquarters features a large, modern showroom, a parts warehouse, an expansive workshop, and even entertainment areas designed to make customer visits special. For AMW4x4, the headquarters is more than just a place to build Jeeps—it’s an experience. Customers can now see their dream Wrangler or Gladiator take shape in a state-of-the-art environment.
The new setup also gives AMW4x4 the ability to handle higher production volumes, maintain parts inventory, and showcase its engineering capabilities on a global stage. For a brand that has already expanded its reach internationally, the move cements its position as a world-class aftermarket Jeep builder.
Jeep Conversions That Pack a Punch –

AMW4x4 has made its name by offering fully integrated HEMI conversions for Jeep Wrangler (TJ, JK, JL) and Gladiator (JT) platforms. Customers can bring in their own vehicle or choose from AMW’s lineup of complete 8-LUG turnkey builds. These include:
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AMW 505 – A 392 HEMI build delivering 505 horsepower and 475 lb-ft of torque.
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AMW 606 – A 426-cubic inch HEMI for muscle car-level performance in a Jeep.
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AMW 707 – A HELLCAT-powered monster with 707 horsepower.
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AMW 840 – A Demon-powered Jeep with 840 horsepower and beefed-up driveline upgrades.
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AMW 1000 – The HELLEPHANT-powered package with four-digit horsepower.
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AMW 1025 – The ultimate build, featuring the Demon 170’s C170 engine with 1,025 horsepower.
Each package combines brutal power with trail-ready reliability, making them equally at home on the drag strip or in the backcountry.
Adventure Series Options –

Looking for a more modest and budget-friendly build, well AMW4x4 has that covered too. The new Adventure Series offers that using HEMI V8 power paired with Jeep Performance Parts (JPP) upgrades.
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AMW 392 Adventure Series – A 505-horsepower HEMI paired with AMW’s trail-focused package.
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AMW 717 Adventure Series – A supercharged HELLCAT option with 717 horsepower, upgraded suspension, beadlock wheels, and trail hardware.
These builds are designed for enthusiasts who want serious capability and performance without going all-in on extreme horsepower.
A Global Vision, Built in Michigan –

AMW4x4’s move to Burton proves that the company is more than just a niche shop. It has grown into a global brand with customers from around the world. The massive new facility shows that AMW4x4 is ready for the future, ready to scale, and ready to keep pushing Jeep performance into new territory.
While some may view these builds as high-priced toys, the company has worked hard to offer a wide range of options to suit different budgets. From mild to wild, AMW4x4 provides solutions that deliver both off-road confidence and street-dominating performance.
At the end of the day, this move isn’t just about a new building—it’s about giving Jeep owners everywhere access to the ultimate in performance, engineering, and craftsmanship. For those who believe a Jeep should do more than just get dirty, AMW4x4 is setting the standard.