Car Parts Tariffs Now in Effect: What it Means
A third round of White House tariffs went into effect over the weekend, this one raising the cost of imported auto parts.
A third round of White House tariffs went into effect over the weekend, this one raising the cost of imported auto parts.
Do auto tariffs benefit Tesla? The short answer is yes. The longer answer is that the newly enacted automotive tariffs benefit any automaker building cars and sourcing parts inside the U.S.
President Trump late Tuesday eased tariffs on car manufacturers, but the moves will not end price increases.
Media reports suggest the White House may be considering several moves to ease tariff pressure on new car prices.
Americans are car shopping at a faster pace than a year ago, but slower than March, as a pre-tariff sales surge starts to ebb.
Nissan has reportedly told dealers it will not raise prices to counter tariffs until June at the earliest.
The wholesale prices car dealers pay for used cars have started to spike. Retail prices will likely follow.
Volkswagen will hold prices steady through May despite steep new tariffs on cars, according to a new report.
According to a new report, Ford has told dealers to prepare for tariff-related price hikes as soon as May if nothing changes from Washington.
There’s a burgeoning trade in fake car parts, and increasing part prices from tariffs could mean more profit for counterfeiters.