Race against tariffs: consumers, auto industry brace for impact

'Quite a nightmare' — Windsor, auto sector brace for second wave of Trump tariffs

For decades, an integrated automotive industry has classified American and Canadian parts in one category, but that is in the process of changing in U.S. President Donald Trump’s potentially devastating second wave of attacks on automotive free trade.

Race against tariffs: consumers, auto industry brace for impact

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Central Coast businesses brace for tariffs disrupting autos and housing

Central Coast businesses are bracing for the impacts of the Trump Administration's tariffs.

Auto industry grapples with tariffs, WNY UAW leader supports bringing manufacturing back to U.S.

The auto industry is now dealing with the Trump Administration's steep new tariffs on auto imports. Vehicles shipped into the U.S. are subject to 25 percent tariffs before they hit the dealership, and now our northern neighbor is reciprocating with Canada's prime minister announcing Thursday the country will impose its own 25 percent tariff on cars brought in from America. Experts predict this trade war could add thousands of dollars onto the co…

Brace for impact but don’t be overly worried

Economists and business groups give an assurance that while the reciprocal tariffs announced by the Trump administration may be significant, there are ways to moderate its ramifications.

Faced with the announcement of tariffs, Tereso Medina Ramírez said that the priority should be to protect employment, he also added that the auto parts industry is slow and has stopped hiring staff in workplaces.The Secretary General of the Federation of Workers of Coahuila (CTM Coahuila) and Deputy Secretary General of the CTM, made clear that the announcement of tariffs, the next revision of the trade agreement with the United States and Canad…