North American auto industry will ‘shut down’ if Trump imposes 25% tariffs: Volpe

APMA
Feb 21, 2025
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Jordan Fleguel, BNN Bloomberg

February 19, 2025

Volpe argued that going forward, the Canadian auto sector needs to be strategic in its negotiations and present a unified defensive front rather than attempting to plead its case with Trump administration officials, many of whom may not be willing listen.

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