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Daily 5 report for April 4: Does Mexico know something that Canada doesn’t on tariff talks?

Generic white sedan car with U.S., Canada and Mexico flags.
Mexico's leadership has celebrated what they called preferential tariff treatment from the Trump administration. Canada's leadership is taking a different approach. (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS FILE PHOTO)
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By:
Philip Nussel
April 04, 2025 07:00 PM

Welcome to the Daily 5 report for Friday, April 4.

Featured Stories

Ford tells dealers it might raise prices in May if tariffs continue
Ford tells dealers it might raise prices in May if tariffs continue
Live N.Y. auto show updates: Genesis reveals its elegant take on an overlander
Live N.Y. auto show updates: Genesis reveals its elegant take on an overlander
Dealerships adopt ‘business as usual’ mindset amid tariff uncertainty
Dealerships adopt ‘business as usual’ mindset amid tariff uncertainty
Sen. Bernie Moreno: Tariffs ‘will be a blip’ industry ‘won’t remember’
Sen. Bernie Moreno: Tariffs ‘will be a blip’ industry ‘won’t remember’

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Live N.Y. auto show updates: Genesis reveals its elegant take on an overlander
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