The 25 % customs tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump on US consumer imports can cost us more than $ 30 billion at higher vehicle prices and reduce car sales in the first full year, an Anderson Economic Consulting Company (AEG) in a Thursday (3) report.
It is expected to sing manufacturers with part of the tariff costs in the first year, but they will eventually change production and may cut off some low -size models for the American market.
AEG expects manufacturers to reduce the number of models that are sold in the United States, transfer part of production to the country and pass almost all costs of tariffs for consumers.
“If you are looking for a new car and you find a car that satisfies you, my advice is to buy it immediately,” said AEG Patrick Anderson president.
“If you have a used car you trust, my advice is to ensure that it has good maintenance, as it is likely to use it for a longer period than it was previously planned.”
Trump announced a 25 % tariff about imported cars and captured trucks last month.
The fare covers more than $ 460 billion in vehicle imports and auto parts per year, according to a Reuters analysis.
For models or formed by the United States, AEG estimated that the tariffs may cost between 2,500 to $ 5,000 for $ 5,000 to $ 8,000 for medium -sized cars and $ 10,000 to $ 15,000 for payment cars and luxury models.
Cars imported from Europe and Asia can have a possible introductory impact between 8000 and 10,000 dollars for smaller models and up to $ 20,000 or more luxury models, sports and sports, and the consulting company is estimated.
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