Tariffs are 'going to crash the U.S. auto sector,' says car parts association president

APMA
Mar 28
1 min read

The APMA's President, Flavio Volpe, appeared live in studio at the CBC to speak about the latest tariff announcements with Heather Hiscox. “We haven’t had a border in automotive between Canada and the U.S. since 1965,… so you work with what’s most efficient… The fact that they don’t understand this, or they don’t care, is going to crash the us auto sector…”--Flavio Volpe.

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