Donald Trump, Pulling US Entry-Level Cars
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Bloomberg |
Trump’s 25% duties are scheduled to take effect this week.
Washington Examiner |
Ford assembles roughly 80% of its vehicles in the U.S., while Stellantis assembles 73%-75% of its vehicles domestically, and General Motors makes 45% of its vehicles in the U.S.
Reuters |
"In Michigan, where one in five jobs is automotive-related, the pain felt by working-class citizens will be profound."
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President Donald Trump says he “couldn’t care less” if car prices rise because of his tariffs. They will – whether he wants them to or not.
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The president is planning a big bash where he’ll announce a new round of tariffs. Republicans fear it’ll cause more pain.
In his joint address to Congress March 4, President Donald Trump said he wants to make interest payments on loans for vehicles made in the USA tax deductible, but experts are unclear which cars that policy would apply to since all automakers rely on parts from outside the U.S.
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Worldcrunch on MSNDon't Take His Bait! A German Call Not To Retaliate Against Trump's Auto TariffsThe EU should resist the temptation to retaliate against U.S tariffs on European cars. If we look closer at the recent past and the uncertain future, Trump's bad intentions produce some good.
Automakers including Honda Motor Co. and Hyundai Motor Co. posted higher first-quarter auto sales in the US as the threat of price hikes from President Donald Trump’s tariffs drove consumers to showrooms.
Following the announcement of a 25 percent tariff on imported foreign cars and parts, President Donald Trump said he "couldn't care less" if foreign-made cars cost more in the United States. He explained his reasoning,
Tomorrow is officially 'Liberation Day' according to President Donald Trump, and this means that a number of changes are coming into play for nations across the world, including the UK.
The UK is in the "best possible position of any country" to have Donald Trump's incoming tariffs on car imports reversed, the business secretary has said. The 25% tariff - a tax levied on the import of goods from foreign countries - is due to come into effect on Wednesday,