Tariffs on imported vehicles, initiated by President Trump, began on Thursday with a 25 percent duty on all cars assembled outside the United States. Starting in May, the tariff will also apply to imported auto parts, impacting car prices and repairs. While cars made in Mexico or Canada meeting certain conditions will have partial exemptions, the tariffs will affect both imported and domestically assembled vehicles, potentially leading to increased prices for new and used cars, as well as impacting insurance premiums.
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