Dealers advertise no-tariff vehicles ahead of price increases

Cars on lined up in a parking lot — Dealers are adding the tariff as a line item to prepare customers for its impact on prices. (BLOOMBERG)

April 04, 2025 02:13 PM

“Tariff free” is some dealers’ latest sales pitch before levies announced by the Trump administration increase prices of many vehicles and parts.

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