Price hikes, layoffs and import fees: How car giants are reacting to Trump’s tariffs

Collectors Feel Relief as Classic Cars Evade Trump’s Auto Tariffs

A last-minute carve-out has salvaged the vintage car business, and shippers’ nerves.

Exact date to buy car by to skip price hikes as dealership owner issues warning

[/boxout] CARS THAT WILL BE HIT THE HARDEST Car brands like Mazda and Volvo are expected to be the most impacted by the new tariffs because they import a large portion of their cars into the US. Consumers could see price tags on new foreign cars surge by $6,000 to $16,000, according to iSeeCars, a car search and research company. GMC Sierra 1500, Ram 1500 and the Dodge Charger are some models that iSeeCars expects to experience the highest price…

Price hikes, layoffs and import fees: How car giants are reacting to Trump’s tariffs

Shares of some of the world's biggest car brands traded sharply lower on Friday, extending steep losses from the previous session.

No Personnel Is Policy

The Trump administration is accomplishing through layoffs what it couldn’t accomplish through Congress.

Layoffs, price hikes, retaliation: What workers can expect from Trump’s trade war

Click here for more People’s World articles on Trade and Tariffs. Just a sampling of headlines on the first day of the USA’s new “Golden Age” serves to illustrate the chaos and uncertainty – along with the ridiculousness and absurdity – of President Donald Trump’s post-globalization wo...

Uncertainty about price developments makes consumers cautious, so car companies are attracting customers with offers.