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News•by Wayne Parham•April 10, 2025

Tariffs Update: China Tariff Boosted to 125%, Some Tariffs Paused for 90 Days, Automakers Can Operate Under USMCA

President Trump signed a proclamation enacting 25% tariffs on the import of passenger vehicles and automotive parts. However, domestic automakers can get a break from that if they operate under the guidelines of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, established in 2020.

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News•by Wayne Parham•March 6, 2025

U.S. Automakers Get Temporary Exemption from Tariffs

The Trump administration has provided U.S. automakers with an exemption from the new tariffs on goods imported from Canada, and Mexico if they operate under the guidelines of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, which has been in place since July 2020.

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News•by Wayne Parham•February 27, 2025

New Tariffs Start on March 4

After being put on hold for 30 days, President Donald Trump's new tariff terms will be in place starting March 4. That means surcharges of 25% on goods imported from Mexico, 10% on imports from Canada, and now 20% on those coming in from China.

News•by Staff•June 26, 2018

President Trump Threatens EU with 20% Tariff on Auto Imports

The EU has planned to issue retaliatory tariffs in response.