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Canadian auto buyers urged to buy soon to avoid price hikes induced by tariffs: sales reps

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With Canada responding in kind to tariffs placed on its automobiles by the United States, representatives at an Edmonton vehicle show say it’s best if people considering car purchases make them as soon as they can to save money.

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Canadian auto buyers urged to buy soon to avoid price hikes induced by tariffs: sales reps

2 days ago·Canada

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National Post

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Analysis: Canada-made autos face stunning price hike in U.S. due to tariffs

Get ready for the sticker shock slowdown.

2 days ago·Canada

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Financial Post

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Ford, GM Hit Hardest by Canada's 25% Retaliatory Auto Tariffs

(Bloomberg) — Canada is hitting back against President Donald Trump’s auto tariffs with import taxes of as much as 25% on vehicles assembled in the US — and the biggest American automakers will bear the brunt.

3 days ago·Canada

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Canada's 25% auto tariffs are in effect. Here's how they differ from the U.S.

Canada's 25% auto tariffs took effect Wednesday, but the new levies differ in many ways from those implemented last week by President Donald Trump.

3 days ago·United States

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Business Examiner

NCDA: TARIFFS ON NEW VEHICLES HURT CANADIAN CONSUMERS AND THREATEN A KEY ECONOMIC ENGINE

BLAIR QUALEY BRITISH COLUMBIA – Canada’s trading relationship with the United States has, until recently, been defined by partnership and mutual benefit. But that relationship is now under significant strain. Recent announcements from the U.S. government to impose sweeping tariffs on imported new vehicles and parts have sent shockwaves through the automotive industry and the effects will be felt deeply here in British Columbia, by our sector and…

2 days ago

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Stephen Beatty: Dark clouds of auto tariffs have silver linings

The dust is starting to settle from Donald Trump’s recent tariff announcements, so this might be a good time to look at the likely impacts on the Canadian automotive sector, both in terms of manufacturing and sales. Spoiler alert: I am actually quite optimistic for Canadian car-makers and consumers.

2 days ago

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