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First Shift: Vehicle tariffs still on as others paused

First Shift: Vehicle tariffs still on as others paused Trump pauses reciprocal tariffs on most countries | Stellantis pulls tariff response ads | 20% of new vehicle loans are 84-month (Tierra Riddick)

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