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Trump offers some auto-tariff relief, but not for carmakers’ two biggest concerns
Despite a plan to ease off the transition to steep tariffs and rebate calculations, carmakers are still in a ‘Twilight Zone.’ ...
De minimis tariff exemption ends, auto part tariffs to begin
The de minimis tariff exemption ended on Friday. Now, Chinese goods under $800 face a 145% duty, hitting big Chinese ...
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GM and Ford CEOs Say New Auto Tariffs Won’t Raise Prices—Yet
General Motors (GM) and Ford (F) say consumers shouldn’t expect immediate price hikes on cars, even as the companies brace ...
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Auto tariff relief: Trump to sign executive order on day of Michigan trip
GM and Stellantis executives have expressed gratitude for the measures, which include rebates for vehicles finished ...
A Key Question for Ford: How Will Competitors Respond to Auto Tariffs?
Ford Chief Executive Jim Farley said the company knows how auto tariffs will affect its costs, but doesn't know how ...
Sales Strategy Lessons From 25% Auto Tariffs: What Smart Business Developers Already Know
Don Markland is the award-winning business coach and CEO of Accountability Now, helping clients increase revenue up to 35% in ...
The White House says tariffs won't make car buying more expensive. Top automakers don't sound as sure.
Despite the White House's statements, Ford's top executive recently said he could not promise consumers wouldn't pay more.
GM Warns Tariffs Will Cut Full-Year Profit by $4B to $5B
General Motors warned Trump administration auto tariffs will have a negative impact of $4 billion to $5 billion in full-year ...