United States will implement on all imported cars starting April 2. The average price of many new vehicles is widely expected to go up as a result of the White House’s announcement on Wednesday, though some companies say that they’ll absorb part of the tariffs. Interestingly, there’s at least one dealer already advertising “pre-tariff” pricing to lure buyers into showrooms before the tariffs come into effect.
Suburban Subaru in Vernon, Connecticut, is offering “pre-tariff savings” on its entire inventory of new models.
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