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Amid tariff threats, Toyota Canada committed for the ‘long haul,’ new CEO says

Toyota Canada CEO Cyril Dimitris speaks to reporters ahead of the Canadian International AutoShow
Toyota Canada CEO Cyril Dimitris said any possible tariff policy will take time to "properly review." (TOYOTA CANADA)
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David Kennedy
February 18, 2025 01:19 PM

Toyota Canada is making no sudden movements as U.S. President Donald Trump began a trade war with Canada, Mexico and other key trading partners that threatens to severely impact auto markets in North America and beyond.

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