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Industry experts share how tariffs could trickle down to impact the used car market

  • In 2025, new tariffs imposed by President Trump disrupted the U.S. Auto industry, impacting nearly every model sold.
  • The tariffs stemmed from protectionist policies and updated federal documents, revealing non-U.S. Content was more embedded than initially expected.
  • Automakers are making tactical adjustments, including reallocating production and avoiding large capital expenditures in the short term.
  • Deutsche Bank stated, "The burden of tariffs will be shared," and analysts warned of a potential 15%-20% demand destruction; Cox Automotive estimated increases of $300 to $6,000 per vehicle.
  • Deutsche Bank lowered its 2025 U.S. Auto sales forecast to 15.4 million units, suggesting that the tariff execution may backfire and hit consumers.
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planet-today.com broke the news in on Monday, April 7, 2025.
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