Canada advertises against tariffs as car dealers prepare

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These automakers are the most and least exposed to President Trump's sweeping tariffs on automobiles.

Customers, local car dealers on Long Island react to Trump's tariffs on imported cars

Customers and car dealers on Long Island are bracing for the financial impact that President Donald Trump's 25% tariffs on imported cars and parts will have when it goes into effect next week.

Canada advertises against tariffs as car dealers prepare

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — West Michigan car dealers are trying to navigate a Trump administration plan to impose a 25% tariff on imported automobiles. The government of Canada is also trying to appeal to Americans directly to reverse course on tariffs by advertising on digital billboards. A billboard along US-131 paid for by Canada tells readers, "Tariffs are a tax." (March 26, 2025) INFINITI of Grand Rapids is seeing more customers interest…

It was expected, but now it's getting serious: the US imposes fines on car imports of 25 percent. This is especially true of German companies, although some already have plants on site. But US manufacturers would also be affected, as they often produce in Canada or Mexico.

President Trump's desire to impose punitive taxes on cars imported into the United States as early as next week arouses on Thursday the stupor of his trading partners and strikes an entire industry.

Concern is growing about the new tariffs that will start on April 2: here are all the brands that will suffer the most from the new taxes