Auto tariffs spur U.S. investments, force tough choices on prices for carmakers

1 day ago Politics Washington Times - Politics 12

President Trump's tariffs on foreign-made cars and auto parts are only weeks old, but they're sending shockwaves through the global marketplace, as automakers shift production to the U.S. or look to alternate markets to avoid America's levies.

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