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Trump's auto tariffs are still in effect, and analysts expect industry costs to increase by over 100 billion dollars.
Despite the USA President Trump's suspension of some 'reciprocal tariffs', the 25% tariff on imported Autos remains in effect. Analysts predict that these policies will have a significant impact on the Global Autos Industry. According to research reports from Wall Street and Analysts in the Autos Industry, they expect car sales to decline by millions, and the prices of new and used cars will rise, resulting in an increase of over 100 billion dollars in industry costs. Felix Stellmaszek, the global head of Autos and Mobility Business at Boston Consulting Group, stated, 'What we are now seeing is a policy-driven structural transformation that is likely to be long-term.'
Express News | Ford : HSBC Cuts Target Price to $8.4 From $10
Space Dust : is Ford looking to make a quality vehicle like they did before 2003? or are they looking to make a quick buck and cover the enormous legacy costs and dei?
WilliamBaker552 OP Space Dust : I’ve got a 2003 6.0 and its solid. My work (emergency services) has a whole fleet of Fords driven hard and they last with routine maintenance. Reliability is subjective, all of the companies have their own issues.
Robert 0 : real company once short selling becomes illegal again this will fly