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What automakers are saying about vehicle prices with tariffs in effect

An AutoNation Stellantis dealership on April 21, 2022 in Valencia, Calif.
All customers can get employee pricing at Stellantis dealerships through April 30 as the automaker joins Ford in offering discounts to counter the uncertainty created by President Donald Trump's import tariffs. (GETTY)
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By:
Nick Bunkley
April 04, 2025 08:06 PM

Cars and trucks already have gotten far more expensive in recent years, with the industry’s average transaction price near $50,000.

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