Used car prices have risen in response to tariffs. Here's how the market will adapt to a potential supply crunch in the ...

President Donald Trump’s auto tariffs are expected to lift car prices by thousands of dollars. That’s an opportunity for ...

The markets are anxious about President Trump's trade war. And so are shoppers looking for deals on cars. Right now, the average price for a new set of wheels is around $50,000, and a used car is ...

With the average price of a new car hovering around fifty thousand dollars more than 30 percent in the past five years, newly announced tariffs are just one more headache for John Crane. “I had a full ...

Get ready to pay more for your next car. Auto prices in the United States will start to rise very soon – perhaps within the next few weeks. That’s because President Donald Trump once again ...

So what is the net impact, the net margin, uh, net price increase? It's, it's a bit tricky to say, but, but I think you're looking at something at least at least 5%. And so if new car prices go up ...

Americans looking to purchase a new car are likely going to see a higher price tag, by as much as $15,000, as a result of President Donald Trump’s 25 percent tariff on foreign-made vehicles.

President Donald Trump's array of tariffs will increase new-car prices anywhere from $5,000 to $15,000, according to Wedbush analyst Dan Ives. At a time when new cars cost nearly $50,000 on ...

It’s unclear if consumers can stomach the pain of tariff-fueled price hikes, especially when car prices are already near all-time highs. “In our view, the price increases will drive demand ...

New-car prices could rise from $2,500 to $20,000 under President Trump’s tariff regime, depending on where the vehicles are made and the parts that go into them, according to a new report.

For one, just because the U.S. imposes tariffs on all imported autos doesn’t mean the cost of cars manufactured domestically will remain the same while prices of foreign-made cars rise.

President Donald Trump’s array of tariffs will increase new-car prices anywhere from $5,000 to $15,000, according to Wedbush analyst Dan Ives. Back To Top ...