Donald Trump says he might give tariff exemption to Canadian auto parts

APMA
May 9
1 min read

Josh Rubin, Toronto Star

April 14,2025

“Canadian, Mexican and Chinese parts are organs in the U.S. auto body. It can’t survive without them and tariffs that restrict automakers from acquiring all of them in an inflexible just-in-time business would immediately cause critical harm,” said Flavio Volpe.

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