Could auto tariff threat be a turning point?

New automobiles await exporting at the Port of Bremerhaven in Germany, (BLOOMBERG/Bloomberg)

February 12, 2019 12:58 PM

WASHINGTON — Not many issues galvanize every segment of the auto industry, from domestic producers and import brands to suppliers, unions, shippers and dealers.

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