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Auto research group warns tariffs are hitting the smallest suppliers
- The Center for Automotive Research warned that tariffs intended to strengthen America's auto supplier base are harming its smallest suppliers, who are absorbing the extra costs.
- The group indicated that these pressures could weaken the very domestic supplier and manufacturing capabilities that trade policy aims to strengthen.
- Smallest firms bear the greatest strain, as many absorb the 25% tariff imposed on certain imported vehicles and parts, with financial pressure not immediately visible to automakers.
- Elizabeth Krear, CAR's president, said that rapid policy changes can lead to less investment due to the industry's slow adjustment in sourcing, tooling, and production.
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Auto research group warns tariffs are hitting the smallest suppliers
(The Center Square) – Tariffs intended to rebuild America's auto supplier base may be weakening its most fragile tier, an independent Center for Automotive Research roundtable warned, with small suppliers absorbing the costs.
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