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President Trump has officially rolled out 25% tariffs on all cars and car parts not made in the United States, under a policy he’s calling “Liberation Day”. This sweeping move is already shaking up global markets, and even U.S. automakers are feeling the heat. Here’s everything you need to know: 🔹 Key Highlights: A 25% tariff now applies to all foreign-made vehicles and auto parts, even if the final assembly is in the U.S. This could add up to $12,500 to the price of an average new car sold, but not made, in the U.S. Tesla, for example, assembles all cars in the U.S., but still sources 25-40% of its parts from outside the country, meaning they’re not exempt. 🔧 Parts Matter Too – Not Just Assembly: It’s not enough for automakers to just assemble vehicles in the U.S. Parts must be manufactured domestically to be fully tariff-free. Ford, GM, Stellantis, and even Tesla will face added costs due to sourcing from Canada, Mexico, and Asia. 💥 Stock Market Reaction – Why Are U.S. Automakers Crashing? Most analysts expected foreign automakers to suffer, but U.S. brands are also exposed. Automakers rely heavily on a North American supply chain, meaning cross-border parts flow is disrupted. Result: Major production delays, cost increases, and pressure on margins. 💰 Economic Impact: The White House estimates this will bring in $100 billion in revenue. However, U.S. auto imports are worth $275 billion, nearly 0.9% of GDP — so these tariffs could impact ~0.25% of total GDP. Cox Automotive warns of a 30% production disruption within the first week. 🚗 Luxury Cars Will Be Hit Hardest: Example: A Lamborghini Revuelto, base price $604,000, could now cost $175,000 more due to tariffs. Most luxury cars have 0% U.S. content, making them fully exposed. Buyers of high-end European brands like BMW, Audi, Mercedes, Ferrari, and Lamborghini will feel the pinch immediately. 📉 What Comes Next: Expect new car prices to jump significantly. Used car prices will rise due to spillover demand. Incentives will shrink, and supply will tighten. Consumers will ultimately bear the cost, especially in the luxury and imported vehicle segments. Trump has confirmed: “Oh, this is permanent. Yeah. 100 percent.” Brace yourself — we are entering a new era of trade tension, inflationary pressure, and automotive market disruption. Volatility is coming. Be prepared.

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Big move in global trade dynamics: 🔹 Vietnam has agreed to reduce tariffs on a range of US products, including automobiles and natural gas, in response to pressure from former President Donald Trump. 🔹 The move is seen as a strategic effort to avoid reciprocal tariffs that Trump has threatened if trade imbalances aren't addressed. 🔹 This comes amid Trump’s renewed push for “America First” trade policies, which could reshape multiple international agreements if he returns to office. ⚡️ What’s Affected: ✅ Cars — lower tariffs could boost US auto exports to Southeast Asia. ✅ Natural Gas — potential for expanded US energy market presence in Vietnam. ✅ Broader US–Vietnam trade relationship could strengthen, creating new economic ties. 📊 Geopolitical Implications: 🔸 Vietnam is aiming to maintain favorable trade status while managing diplomatic pressure. 🔸 Trump’s return to the global stage is already influencing policy shifts abroad. 🔸 Could signal a new wave of bilateral trade deals in Asia to avoid U.S. retaliation. 👀 All eyes on global trade – the Trump effect is in motion once again!

BREAKING: President Trump has granted a full and unconditional pardon to Trevor Milton, the former CEO of Nikola Motors. In October 2022, Milton was convicted on one count of securities fraud and two counts of wire fraud.

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