Summary

Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on vehicles from Mexico and Canada could cause major price increases and financial strain on U.S. automakers.

The industry, already struggling with uncertainty, faces potential costs of $40 billion annually. Automakers like GM, Ford, and Stellantis rely heavily on North American supply chains, making tariff-related adjustments difficult.

Suppliers are preparing for cost hikes, which may be passed to consumers.

While Trump aims to curb illegal migration and trade deficits, experts warn of severe economic disruptions if tariffs are implemented.

  • Porto881
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    21 day ago

    Very small silver lining

    • @[email protected]
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      322 hours ago

      We just told him that “Yes, we will spend $1.3B on border security.” Just didn’t say that this was all negotiated under Biden, just like Mexico’s 10k troops at the border, negotiated with Biden. Trump is really getting things done internationally isn’t he?