Car Buyer’s Guide to US-Canada Tariffs War

APMA
Feb 9, 2025
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Brian Turner, Driving

February 9, 2025

With Trump Tariffs looming large over Canada, should a car buyer make a fresh purchase now or wait? Industry execs, such as Flavio Volpe of Canada’s Automotive Parts Manufacturers have forecast the end of automotive manufacturing in North America within a week of tariff implementation. So consumers might be shielded from sticker jumps for a month or so, but after that all bets are off and prices will rise.

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