NADA says Congress needs to ratify USMCA

NADA Chairman Charlie Gilchrist: "Approval of USMCA will reduce the threat of tariffs on vehicles and parts by exempting those produced in North America. That is a big deal."

October 08, 2019 05:43 PM

DETROIT — The National Automobile Dealers Association said Tuesday it "strongly supports" a new North American trade agreement, urging Congress to ratify it soon to prevent disruption to the auto industry.

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