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New and used car prices soar as tariffs on imported vehicles take effect
April saw a sharp increase in new vehicle prices in the US because of the tariffs on imported cars previously imposed by the Trump administration. The average price for new vehicles, including discounts and promotions, rose by about 2.5% compared to March. That’s more than double the average cost increase in the previous two months, when it was about 1.1%. The last time such a strong jump was recorded was in April 2020, when pandemic shutdowns d…
New-Vehicle Transaction Prices Rise as Tariff Talk Causes ‘Buying Frenzy’
The average transaction price (ATP) of new vehicles increased by 2.5% in April, driven by a decline in sales incentives amid talk of tariffs, Cox Automotive’s Kelley Blue Book said Monday (May 12). The company characterized the month-over-month rise in the new-vehicle ATP as “sharp,” saying in a press release that the typical increase seen in April is 1.1%. In the past decade, the only April that saw a larger increase was April 2020, when there …
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